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Many years ago, the pristine environment provided subsistence for the
Anishinaabe which was integrated into cultural and spiritual identity. Our
environment has since been diminished and degraded due to the large scale
use of natural resources and the cast off of waste from modern society.
Environmental education is a necessary component to help change our
surroundings for the better. Our Fond du Lac Reservation youth are provided
with the foundation of environmental education to help supply them with the
knowledge needed to help protect our environment.
Check out our Phenology Project!
Educational Media
Homemade Baby Care Recipes - How
to make several baby care items at home!
Container Gardening
- Tips and techniques for growing your garden in containers. Great
for people who live in apartments, or otherwise lack the space
and/or time to grow a larger outdoor garden.
Non-Toxic Skin Care
- Recipes for non-toxic skin care products.
Non-Toxic Cleaning - A guide
to making non-toxic environmentally friendly household cleaners.
Eat Fish Often? a guide to eating fish
and avoiding contaminants.
Expectant Mother's Guide to Eating Fish
brochure
Environmental Stewardship brochure
Environmental Stewardship video
(may take some time to download depending on your internet
connection)
All
brochures require Adobe Acrobat Reader™ to view, click the icon
below if needed.
For more information contact:
Shannon Judd
Environmental Outreach Coordinator
Fond du Lac Environmental Program
1720 Big Lake Road
Cloquet, MN 55720
Phone: (218) 878-7123
Email
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