
Mooningwanekaaning Land Trust
Mooningwanekaaning Land Trust holds land in trust for the benefit of Anishinaabe and land-based people, as well as the land itself. Our mission is to support the ecological and cultural integrity of Anishinaabek homelands.





We work to:
Increase land access for traditional Tribal and intercultural land-based practitioner use
Protect Island Anishinaabe cemeteries and sacred sites
Facilitate on-Island, intercultural land based shared resource agreements
We are a hybrid conservation and community land trust, allowing us to steward land for multiple purposes, depending upon agreements made with land partners. For example, we can steward land for:
Conservation AND traditional Indigenous land use
Conservation AND land-based economic infrastructure such as sugar houses, traditional structures, and other harvesting infrastructure
Regenerative farming operations and necessary infrastructure
Different purposes for different parts of each donated land parcel.
One of the first lands to incorporate will be our own Flicker House, a central house on Main Street that we are developing as a community center for Anishinaabe culture and intercultural relationship building.
For more information or to inquire about the process of bringing land into the Mooningwanekaaning Trust, Contact Us!