Tribes Work to Bring Back Disappeared Fish

In Michigan, three Native American tribes are working hard to restore the Arctic grayling, a fish that disappeared 100 years ago. This effort is part of a larger movement among tribal nations to bring back culturally important species while addressing climate change challenges. The restoration of the Arctic grayling is not just about the fish; it represents a connection to the tribes' heritage and the environment. This initiative teaches kids about conservation and the importance of biodiversity.

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