In honor of World Water Day today, we bring you the Ojibwe Nibi (Water) Song. It was written by Minnesota Ojibwe tribal member Doreen Day to acknowledge the gift of fresh water and our gratefulness for it. Today, some Ojibwe people sing this song daily as a way to be mindful of the needs for fresh water at home and around the world. In this video, it is sung in Ojibwe by Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Tribal Member, Edith Leoso. The words translate to: “Water, we love you. We thank you