The Land Back Movement Isn’t Just Focused on Ancestral Grounds — It’s Fighting to Preserve and Restore Foodways Too | Eater
"Portions of this national forest in Minnesota have recently been returned to or secured by a local Ojibwe band, providing roughly 12,000 acres important for hunting, fishing, gathering, and the harvesting of wild rice, and illustrating how reacquired forestlands can restore vital foodways and cultural practices." - Kate Nelson
