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Great Lakes tribes knowledge of nature could be key to climate change Will people listen?

Native tribes like the Ojibwe hold traditional ecological knowledge that is essential in protecting the land, air and water.

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Wisconsin elk hunt makes comeback and is important to Ojibwe culture

In 1995, the Wisconsin DNR, with help from the state s tribal nations, started reintroducing elk in the state with a herd of about 25 from Michigan.

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Wisconsin elk hunt makes comeback and is important to Ojibwe culture

In 1995, the Wisconsin DNR, with help from the state s tribal nations, started reintroducing elk in the state with a herd of about 25 from Michigan.

United statesTravis bartnickJohn johnsonVoigt intertribal task force committeeWisconsin department of natural resourcesGreat lakes indian fish wildlife commissionMountain elk foundationFrank vaisvilasgreen bayUniversity of michiganHow wisconsinWisconsin departmentNatural resourcesRocky mountain elk foundationGreat lakes indian fishWildlife commissionCeded territory

Wisconsin elk hunt makes comeback and is important to Ojibwe culture

Wisconsin elk hunt makes comeback and is important to Ojibwe culture
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Tribal spearfishers continue practice for food sovereignty, culture despite claims of harassment in northern Wisconsin

Tribal spearfishers continue practice for food sovereignty, culture despite claims of harassment in northern Wisconsin Frank Vaisvilas, Green Bay Press-Gazette Meet our Report for America journalists Replay Video UP NEXT ARBOR VITAE - William Poupart pulled into a boat landing in Vilas County not long after sunset on a cold Friday this April, not knowing for certain if this would be one of the quiet nights free from harassment by locals. He said there are no issues about 90% of the time, but the idea that there could be trouble is always in the back of his mind, as it is for about 500 other tribal spearfishers in the Northwoods.

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