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Finland Wild Rice Project: 2022 Season in Photos

Although 2022 may not have been the rebound season that area wild rice harvesters were hoping for after two tough previous years, it was at least an exciting second year for the Finland Wild Rice Project…filled with learning and growth as the harvesting mentorship and …

Treaty Rights Presentation

Have you wondered what treaty rights are and why they matter for everyone in the Arrowhead Region? This program from the 1854 Treaty Authority will provide historical context, cultural awareness, information about tribal sovereignty and usufructuary rights, as well as opportunities for Q+A. The program …

January 26th Webinar Event: Manoomin/Wild Rice: Biology, Conservation, and Monitoring

Manoomin/Wild Rice:Biology, Conservation and MonitoringWebinar Event Date: Wednesday January 26th, 2022 Time: 5:30-6:30 PM CST Join us in learning important aspects of manoomin biology, current conservation efforts and how it is monitored! Featuring 1854 Treaty Authority Resource Management Division Director, Darren Vogt, we will look …

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The Wild Rice Project extends recognition of the original stewards of the land that is now our project area and home, the Anishinaabe peoples. This NE Minnesota region was ceded to the United States government under the Treaty of La Pointe, 1854.