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Lunch, Learn, & LOVE the Land

Treaty boundary history and First Treaty teachings about Anishinaabe responsibility to land, water, plants, and animals

Friday, February 13th

12pm-2pm

at Chocolay Bayou Nature Preserve

Hosted by the Upper Peninsula Land Conservancy in partnership with NMU’s Center for Native American Studies, this event explores treaty boundary history with a focus on Anishinaabe values and our shared responsibilities to steward land, water, plants, and animals.

Participants are encouraged to partcipate in a potluck lunch featuring foods from the Decolonizing Diet Project.

Sign up by emailing uplc@uplandconservancy.org with the names of those who plan to attend.