Adult Learning Series: Seeds of Resilience: Indigenous Stewardship & Wild Rice Restoration
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Sliding scale fee of $3-$10/person, collected at check-in. Registration by Thursday, November 12th. Call 920-793-4007 or email Jess at [email protected].
Join us for a special program that will connect the ecological science and cultural knowledge of wild rice, or manoomin. Learn from Lac du Flambeau tribal member Stephanie Thompson as she shares the historical, cultural, and spiritual significance of manoomin from an Ojibwe perspective, along with traditional teachings, respectful harvesting practices, and the enduring relationship between Ojibwe people and wild rice. Additionally, Amy Carrozzino-Lyon, restoration scientist and Titus Seilheimer, fisheries biologist, will discuss the ecological importance of wild rice and local restoration projects. Afterwards, everyone is invited to help us plant wild rice seed along the boardwalk and in the marsh (weather conditions permitting).
Join us for a special program that will connect the ecological science and cultural knowledge of wild rice, or manoomin. Learn from Lac du Flambeau tribal member Stephanie Thompson as she shares the historical, cultural, and spiritual significance of manoomin from an Ojibwe perspective, along with traditional teachings, respectful harvesting practices, and the enduring relationship between Ojibwe people and wild rice. Additionally, Amy Carrozzino-Lyon, restoration scientist and Titus Seilheimer, fisheries biologist, will discuss the ecological importance of wild rice and local restoration projects. Afterwards, everyone is invited to help us plant wild rice seed along the boardwalk and in the marsh (weather conditions permitting).
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3000 Hawthorne Ave (Hwy 310), PO Box 486, Two Rivers, WI, United States, Wisconsin 54241
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Host or PublisherWoodland Dunes Nature Center and Preserve
