Climate Change Threatens Midwest's Wild Rice, A Staple For Native Americans

Each year, Dylan Jennings harvests wild rice from the lakes and rivers near his home in northern Wisconsin. He and a partner use a canoe, nosing carefully through rice beds and knocking rice kernels into the boat's hull using special sticks. "It's a really long process," he says. "It starts with identifying the area where you are going to go ricing and knowing those areas in a very intimate way."