During the June 15, 2026 school board meeting, staff and student leaders outlined potential future projects building on the Native land acknowledgment work, including establishing a native medicine garden on the Two Rivers High School campus and expanding prairie restoration partnerships. The presentation specifically calls out connecting with Ms. LaPointe and Great River Greening as part of the existing prairie restoration efforts, and exploring how to open the campus to the Native community for community gardening.These items are still at the idea/vision stage, with no vendors selected or detailed scope, but they imply future needs for landscape design, native plant sourcing, irrigation, site preparation, and ongoing maintenance. Vendors in outdoor learning environments, green infrastructure, and culturally responsive campus improvements could position themselves early by helping the district scope the garden, integrate it into curriculum, and coordinate with community partners and funding sources tied to American Indian education and environmental programs.

Funding for the mural and plaque comes from American Indian funds supporting AIPAC; similar sources could potentially support the garden and community gardening initiatives.