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April 4, 2024
While the dispute over the area goes back more than a century, the discovery of invasive species in the lake led the tribe to accelerate its decision to press forward with its claim
April 4, 2024
While the dispute over the area goes back more than a century, the discovery of invasive species in the lake led the tribe to accelerate its decision to press forward with its claim
April 4, 2024
While the dispute over the area goes back more than a century, the discovery of invasive species in the lake led the tribe to accelerate its decision to press forward with its claim
March 25, 2023
The Red Lake Nations natural resources director says that leaders want to right a historical wrong
January 12, 2022
Read the latest legal and public notices from Bemidji, Minnesota
December 18, 2021
Wild rice, or Manoomin, was named a plaintiff in the suit, making this case part of an international movement to grant legal rights to nature. In response, the DNR sued in federal court, challenging the tribal court jurisdiction.
December 18, 2021
Wild rice, or Manoomin, was named a plaintiff in the suit, making this case part of an international movement to grant legal rights to nature. In response, the DNR sued in federal court, challenging the tribal court jurisdiction.
December 18, 2021
Wild rice, or Manoomin, was named a plaintiff in the suit, making this case part of an international movement to grant legal rights to nature. In response, the DNR sued in federal court, challenging the tribal court jurisdiction.
December 18, 2021
Wild rice, or Manoomin, was named a plaintiff in the suit, making this case part of an international movement to grant legal rights to nature. In response, the DNR sued in federal court, challenging the tribal court jurisdiction.
December 18, 2021
Wild rice, or Manoomin, was named a plaintiff in the suit, making this case part of an international movement to grant legal rights to nature. In response, the DNR sued in federal court, challenging the tribal court jurisdiction.