Among the many Trust Lands of the Lake Superior Band of Chippewa are Grand Portage at the tip of Minnesota's arrowhead, Fond du Lac, west of Duluth, and Bad River on the South Shore near Odanah, Wisconsin. All three have experienced effects of climate change, some that disrupt cultural traditions indelibly tied to the seasons. Wild rice, fish, maple syrup are an integral part of the Chippewa cultural identity. How is a warming climate NOT affecting these cultural traditions?