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Special | 26m 46s
Water is sacred to the Pokagon Band of the Potawatomi Indians, and unlike many Native American tribes the Pokagon’s were never removed from their ancestral lands; they are intimately tied to the lakes, rivers and streams that run through tribal lands. But as time marched on, they saw their environment and way of life fractured.
Aired: 10/08/18
Video has closed captioning.The Ethanol Effect investigates the various costs of refining corn for ethanol in America.
Preventing and Reducing Threats from Vessel Discharges
Canada and US' continued efforts to prevent and reduce threats to the Great Lakes.
Addressing the Threat of Aquatic Invasive Species
Efforts to minimize the risk of aquatic invasive species to the Great Lakes
Understanding the Impacts of Climate Change
This session shares findings from the first State of Climate Change Impacts Report.
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A focus on the newly established binational phosphorus reduction targets.
Protecting and Restoring Native Species | Great Lakes Forum
The actions being taken by Canada and the United States to protect native species.
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Cruises, Rising Waters and Ship Safety
Cruises, Rising Waters and Ship Safety | Episode 1005
