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2025 Manoomin Calendar
Anishinaabe women are the original caretakers of manoomin (wild rice).
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Ikwewag Oganawendaanaawaa Manoomin
Anishinaabe women are the original caretakers of manoomin (wild rice).
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Manoomin coloring page
Anishinaabe women are the original caretakers of manoomin (wild rice).
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Mazina'igan
Mazina'igan (Takling Paper) is a quarterly publication talking about treaty issues, treaty resource…
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Botulism: Reducing the risk of deadly bacteria when canning and vacuum sealing foods
Preserving traditional foods to eat and share later in the year is one of the hallmark activities…
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Fish: Keeping Fish Safe for Your Family and Community brochure
The Ojibwe have always lived on and around waters abundant with fish.
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Lead Free for You and Your Family
Lead is a heavy metal that is commonly used in gun ammunition and occasionally in solder used to…
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Manoomin brochure
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Mino Wiisinidaa! Let's Eat Good cookbook
This cookbook includes recipes featuring traditional Anishinaabe foods that support a healthy…
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Muskellunge Safe Eating Guide
GLIFWC'S Wisconsin Ceded Territory guidance for musky consumption
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Safely Harvesting Whitefish and Walleye poster
The Ojibwe have always lived on and around waters abundant with fish.
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Traditionally Harvested Plants & Produce
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Traditionally Harvested Plants poster
Gathering plants, herbs, berries, mushrooms, hazelnuts, and other forms of produce has always been…
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Venison: Keeping Venison Safe from Field to Plate
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Waawaashkeshi Wiiyaas (Venison)
Venison is a safe and healthy treaty-reserved traditional food served at home and feasts.
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