Terracotta half-life Supports the Zaagkii Project
For the third year in a row, Terracotta half-life entertained for the Cedar Tree Institute’s Mid Summer Celebration. During the last two years, we had perfect weather for the event.
This year, the sky was gray. Light rain came down most of the day, but it didn’t wither the spirit of celebration. Instead of lamenting their misfortune, the good people of the Cedar Tree Institute and the Zaagkii Project gave thanks for the rain and kept smiling.
The Zaagkii Project is a native plant and pollinator protection initiative that began in 2008. It’s goal is to help bring about the recognition that pollination is an essential, critical ecological function for our survival.
Brought to you by the Cedar Tree Institute in collaboration with the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and the United States Forest Service, this initiative makes an intentional connection between the restoration and healing of the earth with the renewal of the human spirit.
Once again, the food was delicious. After eating, the Zaagkii Project youth volunteers shared their experiences with us before demonstrated a Tai Chi form they recently learned. We did a special song to accompany them, and after hearing from several speakers, played the rest of our set.
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