| Mississippi Waters |
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September 11, 2019 |
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| Description: |
Mississippi Waters is a 30-minute video survey (with accompanying Study Guide) of the nature, geology and culture of the Mississippi Headwaters. The story is told through scenic footage of wildlife and the river, and historic art, photographs and drawings, Ojibwe storytelling and music. It introduces the different concepts of land ownership of white and native cultures and makes the case for continuing stewardship of the lands and waters of the Mississippi River. Produced by the Mississippi Headwaters Board in 1991, the video is only available through your local or regional library system. Copies of the Study Guide are available from the Mississippi Headwaters Board, however, they do not contain lesson plans or curriculum materials.
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| Author: |
Mississippi Headwaters Board |
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| Length in pages or time: |
40 pages |
| Fee?: |
0 |
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| Order information or contact: |
Mississippi Headwaters Board, PO Box 3000, Walker, MN 56484 218-547-7263 / video available from local library |
| Link: |
http://mississippiheadwaters.org/ |
| MAEE Partner |
Mississippi Headwaters Board
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Mississippi Waters
Posted: September 11, 2019 by MAEE Administration
Category: Mississippi Headwaters Board
Mississippi Waters is a 30-minute video survey (with accompanying Study Guide) of the nature, geology and culture of the Mississippi Headwaters. The story is told through scenic footage of wildlife and the river, and historic art, photographs and drawings, Ojibwe storytelling and music. It introduces the different concepts of land ownership of white and native cultures and makes the case for continuing stewardship of the lands and waters of the Mississippi River. Produced by the Mississippi Headwaters Board in 1991, the video is only available through your local or regional library system. Copies of the Study Guide are available from the Mississippi Headwaters Board, however, they do not contain lesson plans or curriculum materials.