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Find out what we’re up to – and join us! Check out our updates at NRFF's News and Media hub. Browse the photo gallery, read news articles about our work, and follow us on social media! We hope you’ll feel inspired to join one of our many stimulating programs and events which celebrate Indigenous ecological knowledge and connection to the natural world.

 

In The News

NRFF’s work has been highlighted in the news. We invite you to catch up with these notable moments.

 

The NRFF Blog

Our blog posts highlight native plants of the Eastern Woodlands and the relationships that Indigenous communities have with them. 

We invite you to explore familiar plants like Tehim (Lenape for Strawberry) and learn about other plants that you might not know as well like Mahchikpi (Lenape for Pawpaw) or Pkuwiimakw (Munsee for Joe-Pye Weed).

 

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NRFF is joining Native nonprofits across Indian Country to celebrate Native Nonprofit Day! Today is all about generosity — you can uplift our mission by making a donation (link in bio), signing up for a program (link in bio), sharing this post
Before your June calendar fills up, make sure you add these fun NRFF events to your weekends! 🍓🍓THIS WEEKEND! Celebrate the flowers of Tehim (Lenape for Strawberry) and create a beadwork representation of this blooming beauty. This hands-on, fun,
This Arbor Day, celebrate Tuwchalakw (Lenape for Flowering Dogwood) with us! This flowering tree is blossoming throughout the Eastern US, and these are also places Indigenous communities have had long relationships with this plant. Tuwchalakw has bee
Happy Earth Day! Looking for ways to celebrate the planet, the natural world, and our relationships with it? We’ve got you covered, NRFF style: ➡️Support Indigenous ecological knowledge. ➡️Grow native plants. ➡️Buy sustainable fashion. ➡️S
It’s gonna be May – and we’re gonna have some exciting programs and events next month! 🙌🏾 May 4: Heritage Day at the Nanticoke Indian Museum (11am-3pm) Come out for this free community event and celebrate the revitalization of th
 

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