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Plant

This page identifies ecological jurisprudence initiatives in which the subject of the initiative is a plant species.

Minnesota (USA) State Resolution: rights of manoomin

Minnesota, USA
Submitted in 2024
Declaration
Freshwater Ecosystem, Plant
On April 4, 2024, a resolution was introduced in Minnesota state legislature to recognize the inherent rights of Manoomin/Psíŋ (Wild Rice).Read More →

Mexico State Law: protection of native maize as biocultural and food heritage

Mexico State, Mexico
Approved in 2022
Legislation
Plant
On September 20, 2022, the State of Mexico approved a law declaring the protection of Native Corn varieties for their intrinsic value as Biocultural Heritage.Read More →

Tohono O’odham Nation (USA) Resolution: personhood of saguaro cacti

Tohono O'odham Nation (Arizona, USA)
Approved in 2021
Indigenous Declaration
Plant
Resolution from Tohono O'odham Legislative Council acknowledges legal personhood and affirms Ha:san (saguaros cacti) as an O’odham person, kin, and sacred plantRead More →

White Earth Band of Ojibwe Tribal Court Case: Manoomin et al. v. Minnesota DNR

White Earth Reservation (Minnesota, USA)
Failed in 2022
Court Case
Freshwater Ecosystem, Plant
Manoomin (wild rice) sued Minnesota Department of Natural Resources in Tribal Court of the White Earth Band for violating its rights to exist and flourishRead More →

White Earth Nation (USA) Tribal Resolution: Rights of Manoomin

White Earth Nation (Minnesota, USA)
Approved in 2018
Indigenous Law
Freshwater Ecosystem, Plant
In 2018, the White Earth Band established the rights of Manoomin (wild rice) on the White Earth Reservation and throughout 1855 ceded territory.Read More →

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