The Manoomin Project:At-risk teens, tribes restore wild rice in Michigan
Youth learn social issues like racism against American Indians.

Earth Keepers, KBIC Tribe, 9 faiths, students honored
by Lake Superior Magazine for environmental projects
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2007 Lake Superior Day
Boreal Chamber Symphony lights up the northern night in concert to protect Lake Superior; Organizers hope annual Lake Superior Day concerts will encircle biggest Great Lake

2007 Lake Superior Day benefit concert
Click here for more information about the 2007 Lake Superior Day benefit concert.

2007 Earth Keepers Energy Summit
Click here for more information about the 2007 Earth Keeper's Energy Summit.

Clean Sweep 2007
Click here for more information about the Earth Keeper's Clean Sweep 2007.

TWO CEDAR TREE INSTITUTE PROGRAMS NAMED AMONG TOP 15 HARDEST WORKING NON-PROFIT PROJECTS IN AMERICA BY WORLD MAGAZINE 
To read more about the Earth Keeper Initiative program and the Manoomin Project
(wild rice) click here. Please support these projects with your donations.

Manoomin Project
Click here for more information about the Manoomin Project, which is a wild rice initiative that began in 2004.

Clean Sweep 2006
Click here for more information about the Earth Keeper's Clean Sweep 2006, which took place on April 22nd.

The Manoomin Project: Restoring wild rice to Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Third planting completed in September 2006, teaches at-risk youth respect for nature.