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Nicholas Underwood, 5, left, and his brother Lyle, 2, take part in the South Island powwow hosted Sept. 30 by the Songhees Nation during National Truth and Reconciliation Day at Royal Athletic Park in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Plants that will yield food for Tribal members later in the season reach for the sky along string.
A sign tells readers of Ojibwe and English they are at Mino Bimaadiziiwin Farm.
The seal of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa graces a highway sign along Wisconsin Highway 13 in Red Cliff.
A bilingual sign stands along Wisconsin Highway 13 at Red Cliff.
A sign stands outside the Red Cliff Trial Fish Hatchery. Each year Native American Nations in the Ceded Territory stock inland lakes with game fish.
Allissa Stutte manages Mino Bimaadiziiwin Farm near Red Cliff, Wisconsin.
Allissa Stutte checks the progress of plants early in the growing season.
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