Confluence of Words
air Bad River bad river tribe bad river watershed balance beautiful change children choices community connection culture cycle earth environmental justice future generations home impact Kakagon Slough Lake Superior land landscape legacy living sustainably mining mysterious new ways Ojibwe penokee hills people possibilities preservation pristine protect relationships resources restore ripple effect sacred taconite time water wet lands wild rice
Tag Archives: culture
A Call to Action
Al Gedicks, author and professor, has made it his mission to provide accurate scientific information regarding all types of industrial mining. In this clip he discusses the environmental, social and cultural implications of open pit taconite mining.
Posted in Voices
Tagged culture, democracy, environmental justice, mining, resources, water
Leave a comment
Questions, Concerns & Sustainability
Grant Herman, retired Northland College professor, local business owner and board member of the Alliance for Sustainability discusses concerns, raises questions and talks facts about the proposed Penokee Hills iron ore mine. Part 2 and 3 of the interview with … Continue reading
Posted in Voices
Tagged bad river tribe, culture, impact, iron ore, Kakagon Slough, lakes, questions, upper bad river watershed, water, wild rice
Leave a comment
Protecting the Land
April Stone~Dahl, local resident, reflects on the land and the close relationship she and her family have to it.
Posted in Voices
Tagged Bad River, balance, connection, culture, environmental justice, land, landscape, relationships, sacred, water
Leave a comment
Connections~ Land, Water and Culture
Cyrus Hester, Environmental Specialist for the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, describes potential environmental impacts of mining within the Bad River Watershed.
Posted in Voices
Tagged bad river watershed, connection, culture, earth, environmental justice, generations, impact, Kakagon Slough, Lake Superior, Ojibwe, water
Leave a comment
Future Generations
Mike Wiggins, Tribal Chair of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, voices concerns regarding environmental and cultural injustices and the impact these injustices will have on future generations.
Posted in Voices
Tagged air, bad river watershed, culture, environmental justice, future, generations, impact, Lake Superior, land, Ojibwe, people, pristine, protect, water, wet lands, wild rice
Leave a comment