"So from the after-harvest amounts to the next year, sweetgrass population increased about 140%," she said. "And so I always say, and it's really important to say, this is not new science information.

Harvesting sweetgrass, which Wabanaki citizens traditionally use in basket weaving and ceremonies, has been outlawed in the area since the park was formally established in 1916, the park service said.

Sweetgrass has a long and important history here in the U.S. and Canada, ... If you want to use your sweetgrass like this, ...

The Kiawah Conservancy is planting sweetgrass for the Gullah Geechee to access and harvest at any time, for free. The conservancy reached out to Hemingway to explain their plan.

MOUNT PLEASANT S.C. (WCBD)- A shortage of sweet grass in the Lowcountry has some people worried that the centuries-old tradition and culture could be lost. If you’ve driven down Highway 17 or ...

ORONO — The Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions at the University of Maine is scheduled to host a talk, “Wabanaki plant gathering in Acadia National Park: Mobilizing ...