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Meet Miskobineshii: Part Three
Returning to her roots and sharing her knowledge.
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Ojibwe spring fishing season begins, legally protected
Tribal members are currently exercising rights to harvest fish, and monitoring and managing impacts.
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St. Croix Tribe elder and moccasin maker to share craft at Turtle Lake event
Miscobinayshii will discuss and demonstrate techniques to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
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Hinckley art gallery to host exhibit of local Ojibwe artist’s work
Paintings by Robert DesJarlait show “personal visions of a tribal reality.”
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Six Ways of Seeing the St. Croix: Native lands
The St. Croix River watershed is the homeland of the Ojibwe and Dakota, who continue to live here and retain legal rights to the land and water.
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Guest Post: Singing The River – Kettle River Nibi Walk
Indigenous water ceremony connects St. Croix River to a major tributary.
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Indigenous Women to Perform Ceremonial Water Walk Along St. Croix Tributary
Kettle River trek will celebrate clean water and seek its stewardship.
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Invitation: Ojibway Water Ceremony at the St. Croix Boom Site
The event this Sunday morning will honor the essential nature of water in our world.
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Riverway Speaker Series Kicks Off With Ojibwe Presentation
Explore the St. Croix River area’s heritage, natural wonders, and communities during monthly events.
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Obscure Stories of the Oldest European Settlement on the Upper St. Croix
Northern Wisconsin town got its start as an Ojibwe village.
