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In the fifth and final part of the “Spoken back to life” digital series, language teacher Jarrid Baldwin speaks with Biinaagami on being in connection with water and language

In the fourth part of the “Spoken back to life” digital series, Elder and language teacher Barbara Nolan speaks with Biinaagami on being in connection with water and language

Plus: Indian voices absorbed into the body poli-tongue and Twenty-four year Great Lakes fishing decree takes effect

In the third part of the “Spoken back to life” digital series, singer and cultural educator Karonhianonha Francis speaks with Biinaagami on being in connection with water and language

In the second part of the “Spoken back to life” digital series, documentary maker Uapukun Mestokosho of Ekuanitshit speaks with Biinaagami on being in connection with nature and language

This Indigenous Languages Day, Biinaagami launches a digital series to showcase some of the languages of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence watershed

Our planet’s greatest freshwater ecosystem, like you’ve never seen it before

Plus: “Glyphosate kills all”

Plus: One person’s trash is another person’s treasure: Pennsylvania teacher finds golden learning opportunities collecting micro-plastics on a Lake Erie research vessel; All about algae: Blue-green algae proliferates in the Great Lakes region due to warming temperatures and nutrient loading.