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Minogin GItigaanis: The Orange Flower Memorial
Wawatay News January 20, 2023, Rick Garrick

GILLIAN LEITCH testifies to the benefits of connecting to nature through bees and delisting Milkweed from the Noxious Weed Act on March 4, 2015

Pure honey offers taste of local landscape
“Floral bouquets gift honey with distinction, and a wealth of flavour and texture”, says Gillian Leitch
OPINION JUL 03, 2018 | BY GILLIAN LEITCH | TORONTO.COM

On-the-land cultural restoration program in full bloom despite pandemic
Posted on August 19, 2020 in Anishinabek News

The AlterEden Minogiin Gitiganis — Gardens Growing Well program interns created 72 Anishinabemowin wood cookies with names of boreal forest plants to be hung up in the Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School garden in Thunder Bay.
By Rick Garrick

WAWATAY NEWS October 16, 2020 DFC GARDEN PROJECT GROWING WELL by Rick Garrick

Orange Flower Memorial Project: Indigenous Youth honour Indian Residential School Survivors and the Children who Never Made it Home

MANDATE The United Church of Canada CLIMATE JUSTICE Winter 2020

Gillian Leitch, landscape designer and beekeeper is a member of the Pollinator Advisory Group

Ontario Nature celebrating AlterEden designed Palmerston Square Pollinator Patch

Don’t fight storm water, use it!
September 22, 2015 by Martina Rowley