Teens protecting pollinators - first video from Zaagkii Wings & Seeds Project

My longtime boyfriend is volunteer media advisor for the Zaagkii Wings & Seeds Project in northern Michigan. Marquette teens and tribal youth (Keweenaw Bay Indian Community), who toured a bee farm, and are building butterfly houses and have planted/distributed 26,000 native species plant seeds.
While the bee farm appears in this video - a video just about the bee farm is coming out shortly. This is a non-profit project of the Cedar Tree Institute and all volunteer.

Zaagkii TV on bliptv:
Blip TV - Zaagkii TV video #1

Zaagkii TV on youtube:
Youtube - Zaagkii TV video #1

Links to related articles:

Mining Journal 12-13-08

Great Story in Native Village Web

Sault Ste. Marie Band of Chippewa Story on Zaagkii Project (Scroll down to page 7)

News From Indian Country (NFIC):

Zaagkii Project in Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC) newsletter (scroll down to page 4):

Indian Country Today: Two-part series on Zaagkii Project:
Part 1: Pollinator Preservation:

Part 2: Sand Point restoration:

Native America Times Story on Zaagkii Project protecting pollinators:

Turtle Island News story on Zaagkii Project:

Tree Hugger story on Zaagkii Project:

Zaagkii Project logos #1
Zaagkii Project logos #2

teens protecting pollinators

This project is awesome. Please post updates on 2009 activities.