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Board game helps players learn about climate impacts on tribal communities

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The College of Menominee Nation in Wisconsin has developed a board game called Reztoration, inspired by the Menominee Tribe and Reservation, that teaches players about climate impacts including floods, fires, and droughts through strategic decision-making that affects communities economically, environmentally, and culturally.

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The game is in beta testing; a free version is planned for release next year.

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