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The Santee Sioux Nation is continuing decades of work started by the late Gene Jessen to control eastern red cedar trees and improve grazing lands.
Midwest Messenger photo by Janelle Atyeo
“He was light years ahead of other people,” Mike Crosley said. “I’m trying to do it just like him.”
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