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By 2000, only a few dozen lake #sturgeon were still spawning in #Michigan’s Big Manistee River. The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians wanted to help, but standard scientific practices of the time violated many of the Tribe’s cultural values. To help the #fish, the Tribe would have to devise an entirely new way of raising nmé. #GreatLakesNow #GreatLakes #Conservation #Indigenous #Science #Documentary =========================================== Website: https://greatlakesnow.org Facebook: / greatlakesnow X: https://www.x.com/greatlakesnow Instagram: / greatlakesnoworg Newsletter: https://www.greatlakesnow.org/great-l... To learn more about supporting Detroit PBS and Great Lakes Now, visit https://www.detroitpbs.org/ =========================================== “How are science and tradition saving sturgeon?” was produced by Great Lakes Now/Detroit PBS. Produced and Written by Kathy Johnson Narrated by Laura Weber Davis Edited by Bill Allesee Camera Greg Lashbrook Drone David Ruck Additional Material @PolkaDotPerch Little River Band of Ottawa Indians
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