Planting a Seed: Revitalizing Land and Culture
The landscape-scale wetland conservation work the Oneida Nation is doing in Northeastern Wisconsin is not only restoring nature on their reservation, it’s also helping to revitalize their culture. The healthier natural environment not only provides opportunities for their people to hunt, fish, and gather what nature has provided, it also establishes relationships that will build a stronger community today and for future generations.
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Special thanks to the following individuals for their help with this video:
- Kakahunihe (She Makes a Blanket), Vickie Cornelius, Bear Clan
- Tehassi Tasi Hill, Bear Clan
- Tehahukukótha, Randy Cornelius, Bear Clan
- The Stevens Family
- Angela Biggs, NRCS
- Kayukwalote (Smoke Going Straight Up), Jen Falck, Wolf Clan
- Oneida Nation Environmental, Health, Safety, Land & Agricultural Division
- Pat Pelky
- Tony Kuchma
- Michael Arce
- Twatshe’nutslu:níhe, Oneida Basket Guild
- Ohe.laku, The Oneida White Corn Growers Group
- Tsyunnenkw^, Oneida Nation Rites of Passage Group
- Drone Video by Mike Arce
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