The Community Voices for Manoomin group created a Declaration for Protecting Anishinaabe Manoomin. It is now available as a petition on C...

Watching this Tedx Talk is 16 minutes of your time very well spent. She speaks of the relationship we have with our food. Miigwetch Winon...

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) is worth a read in full. The excerpted Articles below are par...

Trent University Professor of Archaeology James Conolly confirms Anishinaabeg caring for and eating wild rice for at least 4000 years.

This Canada Day, reflect on Idle No More's call to Cancel Canada Day Black Duck Wild Rice specifically wants to Cancel Parks Canada. They...

Tiny House Warriors are asserting their collective Secwepemc responsibility and jurisdiction to their lands and waters. They are building...

We are sold out of processed (ready to cook) wild rice for this year. Please email us in October to place orders for this year's processe...

Aaniin friends, We hope that you, your families, and communities are all well. Due to COVID 19 we are cancelling our workshops this year....

CBC is releasing its documentary Cottagers and Indians on July 4, 2020. It will be airing 8pm on CBC TV and then available on CBC online ...

Check out this great article in Atlas Obscura. Writer Darcy Rhyno connects the work of Black Duck Wild Rice with the struggle to rehabili...

Enjoy this 6min video about gathering and preparing wild rice with Toronto-based Anishinaabe chef Sean Adler.

Filmmaker Brian Mitolo explores the underwater world of Manoomin in this one minute short.

Chii Migwetch to all of our supporters! We had a wonderful season. We are now finished gathering, seeding, and processing Manoomin for 20...

The Sierra Club highlights the transnational struggle to protect and rehabilitate Manoomin in this article.

We are now accepting orders for viable green seed for planting waterways near you! Seeds will be available in September and are $5/lbs. E...

Each year we invite people of all backgrounds to join us at our Manoomin Camp. During the gathering and planting seasons (late August to ...

Aerial stalks begin developing immature seed pods. Delicate purple and yellow flowers attract tiny bugs and use the wind for pollination.

Ducks love Manoomin. They live in relationship with the wild rice throughout their life cycle. They make their nests close to wild rice b...