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UW-Superior students build traditional Ojibwe medicine garden
Students at the University of Wisconsin-Superior have built a traditional Ojibwe medicine garden on campus, according to Northern News Now. The garden reflects Indigenous plant knowledge and offers students a hands-on way to learn about Ojibwe cultural practices and traditional healing plants. The project highlights the university's engagement with Native American heritage in the Superior region.
Why now: Local interest in Indigenous cultural projects and campus initiatives involving traditional Ojibwe knowledge
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- UW-Superior students build traditional Ojibwe medicine garden · Northern News Now
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