#anishinabe — Public Fediverse posts

Île sur la rivière des Outaouais
🔸 Elle s’appelle Manido Namitic
https://www.lapresse.ca/dialogue/chroniques/2025-12-10/ile-sur-la-riviere-des-outaouais/elle-s-appelle-manido-namitic.php
#Autochtones #Outaouais #île #conservation #écologie #environnement #rivière #forêt #écologie #biodiversité #histoire #Tessouat #Anishinabe #média

#Anishinabe #Birch #Bark #Canoe by Marvin Defoe

At the Historical Society in #Bayfield #Wisconsin

#History #NativeAmericans

Great energy in the room for the first plenary of #CSPC2023. Panel on research landscape with @ChiefSciCan Dr. Mona Nemer and Dr. Sethuraman Panchanathan, Dir of @NSF moderated by Dr. Alejandro Adem. #Ottawa #Anishinabe #Algonquin #OpenScience

Check out this amazing #Dakota land map of the Twin Cities by Marlena Myles.
"Learn more about sacred sites, get a free version to print at home, order prints and hear audio pronunciation by Dawí (Huhá Máza).
This is the time of year where we actively honor the Dakota 38+2 and other victims of the Dakota war of 1862, so take some time to learn more about the Dakota homelands of the Minnesota River Valley."
https://marlenamyl.es/project/dakota-land-map
#indigenouspeoples #anishinabe #twincities #minnesota #native

For the #PlantPeople #OnHere Plants as Persons is a wonderful episode of the radio program To the Best of Our Knowledge with Ann Strainchamps. Four segments, four guest perspectives (see photos).
Listen or download at this link. There’s also a full transcript available. Robin Wall Kimmerer: “I’m not anthropomorphizing. I’m botanizing.” #plants #food #philosophy #nature #florespondence #animism #Anishinabe #indigenous #medicine #herbs #kinship #pronouns @plants
https://www.ttbook.org/show/plants-persons