Archive for May 2021

Learn about wild plant gathering opportunities and the work of walleye rehabilitation in the Niibin issue of Mazina’igan.

In this new issue, GLIFWC environmental biologists take a

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By Erin Gottsacker, WXPR Public Radio

A volunteer with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ Rare Plant Monitoring Program found a new population of a rare orchid near

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The 2021 Sundance Institute Indigenous Short Film Tour is a free 85-minute virtual program of seven short films directed by Indigenous filmmakers selected from recent editions of the Sundance

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By Jessica Prah, Native News Online

President Biden has said of the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) crisis, “What’s happening to Indigenous women on reservations and

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By Monica Whitepigeon, Native News Online

Native people have endured countless atrocities, survived plagues, withstood erasure, mended community trauma and still manage to laugh it off. Humor is

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The State of the Tribes Address was given by John Johnson, Sr., President of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, to Wisconsin legislators on Tuesday. President

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By Laura Schulte, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

A proposed mine along the Menominee River in Michigan is facing another roadblock after a judge asked that a decision to approve a

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