#yurok — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #yurok, aggregated by home.social.
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#Salmon return
At Redwood's newest park gateway, the #Yurok Tribe tells its own story
https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/redwood-yurok-recreation-22361910.php
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#Salmon return
At Redwood's newest park gateway, the #Yurok Tribe tells its own story
https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/redwood-yurok-recreation-22361910.php
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#Salmon return
At Redwood's newest park gateway, the #Yurok Tribe tells its own story
https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/redwood-yurok-recreation-22361910.php
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#Salmon return
At Redwood's newest park gateway, the #Yurok Tribe tells its own story
https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/redwood-yurok-recreation-22361910.php
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#Salmon return
At Redwood's newest park gateway, the #Yurok Tribe tells its own story
https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/redwood-yurok-recreation-22361910.php
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"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years"
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/02/oregon-first-california-condor-visit-122-years/
"A California condor flew into Oregon last month, becoming the first free-flying condor documented in the state since 1904.
Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released into the wild last year by the Yurok Tribe’s condor restoration program. The tribe has been releasing condors since 2022."
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"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years"
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/02/oregon-first-california-condor-visit-122-years/
"A California condor flew into Oregon last month, becoming the first free-flying condor documented in the state since 1904.
Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released into the wild last year by the Yurok Tribe’s condor restoration program. The tribe has been releasing condors since 2022."
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"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years"
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/02/oregon-first-california-condor-visit-122-years/
"A California condor flew into Oregon last month, becoming the first free-flying condor documented in the state since 1904.
Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released into the wild last year by the Yurok Tribe’s condor restoration program. The tribe has been releasing condors since 2022."
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"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years"
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/02/oregon-first-california-condor-visit-122-years/
"A California condor flew into Oregon last month, becoming the first free-flying condor documented in the state since 1904.
Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released into the wild last year by the Yurok Tribe’s condor restoration program. The tribe has been releasing condors since 2022."
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"Oregon gets its first California condor visit in 122 years"
https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/02/oregon-first-california-condor-visit-122-years/
"A California condor flew into Oregon last month, becoming the first free-flying condor documented in the state since 1904.
Condor B9, a little more than two years old, was released into the wild last year by the Yurok Tribe’s condor restoration program. The tribe has been releasing condors since 2022."
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This condor couple may be tending to first egg in Northern California in a century
A California condor known as Ney-gem’ ‘Ne-chweenkah’ — Yurok for “She carries our prayers” — has been flying…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Wildlife #baldvulture #Behavior #californiacondor #century #condorcouple #egg #firstegg #HumboldtCounty #Nest #northerncalifornia #otheranimal #pair #Science #worldrenewalpeople #year #yurok
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This condor couple may be tending to first egg in Northern California in a century
A California condor known as Ney-gem’ ‘Ne-chweenkah’ — Yurok for “She carries our prayers” — has been flying…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Wildlife #baldvulture #Behavior #californiacondor #century #condorcouple #egg #firstegg #HumboldtCounty #Nest #northerncalifornia #otheranimal #pair #Science #worldrenewalpeople #year #yurok
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Native People Rush to Feed the People
by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025
"The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.
"Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
Night said."#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.
"In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
the federal shutdown."In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.
"The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.
"The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.
"Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'
" 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
level.' "Source:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11/native-people-rush-to-feed-people.html#ReaderSupportedNews
#CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts -
Native People Rush to Feed the People
by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025
"The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.
"Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
Night said."#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.
"In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
the federal shutdown."In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.
"The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.
"The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.
"Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'
" 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
level.' "Source:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11/native-people-rush-to-feed-people.html#ReaderSupportedNews
#CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts -
Native People Rush to Feed the People
by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025
"The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.
"Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
Night said."#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.
"In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
the federal shutdown."In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.
"The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.
"The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.
"Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'
" 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
level.' "Source:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11/native-people-rush-to-feed-people.html#ReaderSupportedNews
#CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts -
Native People Rush to Feed the People
by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025
"The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.
"Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
Night said."#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.
"In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
the federal shutdown."In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.
"The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.
"The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.
"Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'
" 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
level.' "Source:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11/native-people-rush-to-feed-people.html#ReaderSupportedNews
#CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts -
Native People Rush to Feed the People
by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025
"The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.
"Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
Night said."#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.
"In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
the federal shutdown."In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.
"The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.
"The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.
"Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'
" 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
level.' "Source:
https://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11/native-people-rush-to-feed-people.html#ReaderSupportedNews
#CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts -
"A growing Land Back movement has been fighting, in part, for indigenous people's reclamation of their ancestral homelands and the restoration of land management based on Native knowledge and practices." www.upworthy.com/yurok-tribe-... #NorCal #Yurok #indigenous #LandBack
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"A growing Land Back movement has been fighting, in part, for indigenous people's reclamation of their ancestral homelands and the restoration of land management based on Native knowledge and practices." www.upworthy.com/yurok-tribe-... #NorCal #Yurok #indigenous #LandBack
Yurok Tribe in California beco... -
"A growing Land Back movement has been fighting, in part, for indigenous people's reclamation of their ancestral homelands and the restoration of land management based on Native knowledge and practices." www.upworthy.com/yurok-tribe-... #NorCal #Yurok #indigenous #LandBack
Yurok Tribe in California beco... -
"A growing Land Back movement has been fighting, in part, for indigenous people's reclamation of their ancestral homelands and the restoration of land management based on Native knowledge and practices." www.upworthy.com/yurok-tribe-... #NorCal #Yurok #indigenous #LandBack
Yurok Tribe in California beco... -
"A growing Land Back movement has been fighting, in part, for indigenous people's reclamation of their ancestral homelands and the restoration of land management based on Native knowledge and practices." www.upworthy.com/yurok-tribe-... #NorCal #Yurok #indigenous #LandBack
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Kaitlin Reed's book "Settler Cannabis" places the Northern California green rush in the historical context of settler-colonial violence against #Yurok & other Indigenous peoples of #California
#IndigenousStudies #PostcolonialStudies #AmericanStudies #AmericanHistory #counterculture #AmericanHistory
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Kaitlin Reed's book "Settler Cannabis" places the Northern California green rush in the historical context of settler-colonial violence against #Yurok & other Indigenous peoples of #California
#IndigenousStudies #PostcolonialStudies #AmericanStudies #AmericanHistory #counterculture #AmericanHistory
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Kaitlin Reed's book "Settler Cannabis" places the Northern California green rush in the historical context of settler-colonial violence against #Yurok & other Indigenous peoples of #California
#IndigenousStudies #PostcolonialStudies #AmericanStudies #AmericanHistory #counterculture #AmericanHistory
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Kaitlin Reed's book "Settler Cannabis" places the Northern California green rush in the historical context of settler-colonial violence against #Yurok & other Indigenous peoples of #California
#IndigenousStudies #PostcolonialStudies #AmericanStudies #AmericanHistory #counterculture #AmericanHistory
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"Klamath River Dams Removal: How It Saved Salmon & Our People" www.youtube.com/shorts/F0rHW... #NorCal #Oregon #Yurok #Karuk #fisheries #environment #policy #law
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"Klamath River Dams Removal: How It Saved Salmon & Our People" www.youtube.com/shorts/F0rHW... #NorCal #Oregon #Yurok #Karuk #fisheries #environment #policy #law
Klamath River Dams Removal: Ho... -
"Klamath River Dams Removal: How It Saved Salmon & Our People" www.youtube.com/shorts/F0rHW... #NorCal #Oregon #Yurok #Karuk #fisheries #environment #policy #law
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"Klamath River Paddlers Complete 300-Mile Journey to the Sea | Source to Sea Finish Line" www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI6J... #NorCal #Yurok #Karuk #salmon #environment #fisheries #policy #law
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"Klamath River Paddlers Complete 300-Mile Journey to the Sea | Source to Sea Finish Line" www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI6J... #NorCal #Yurok #Karuk #salmon #environment #fisheries #policy #law
Klamath River Paddlers Complet... -
"Klamath River Paddlers Complete 300-Mile Journey to the Sea | Source to Sea Finish Line" www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI6J... #NorCal #Yurok #Karuk #salmon #environment #fisheries #policy #law
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"a remarkably malevolent view of environmental protection has gathered strength in the White House & Congress that threatens to undo this hard-won progress, seeking to pull the nation 100 years into the past." www.circleofblue.org/2025/water-p... NorCal #KlamathRiver #Yurok #Karuk EPA #policy #law
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"a remarkably malevolent view of environmental protection has gathered strength in the White House & Congress that threatens to undo this hard-won progress, seeking to pull the nation 100 years into the past." www.circleofblue.org/2025/water-p... NorCal #KlamathRiver #Yurok #Karuk EPA #policy #law
Changing Crucial Definition In... -
"a remarkably malevolent view of environmental protection has gathered strength in the White House & Congress that threatens to undo this hard-won progress, seeking to pull the nation 100 years into the past." www.circleofblue.org/2025/water-p... NorCal #KlamathRiver #Yurok #Karuk EPA #policy #law
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HT @Yehuda
[This is significant. Ok next!]
"The 73 square miles of forested land is over three times the size of Manhattan, according to Nelson Mathews, president of the Western Rivers Conservancy. The conservancy partnered with the Yurok Tribe for 23 years to return the massive parcel of stolen land, which is now called the Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest and is fully owned and managed by the tribe."
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/parcel-size-manhattan-returned-california-tribe-20363588.php
#LandBack #Native #Indigenous #Yurok #YurokTribe #BlueCreekSalmonSanctuary #NoMoreStolenLand
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HT @Yehuda
[This is significant. Ok next!]
"The 73 square miles of forested land is over three times the size of Manhattan, according to Nelson Mathews, president of the Western Rivers Conservancy. The conservancy partnered with the Yurok Tribe for 23 years to return the massive parcel of stolen land, which is now called the Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest and is fully owned and managed by the tribe."
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/parcel-size-manhattan-returned-california-tribe-20363588.php
#LandBack #Native #Indigenous #Yurok #YurokTribe #BlueCreekSalmonSanctuary #NoMoreStolenLand
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HT @Yehuda
[This is significant. Ok next!]
"The 73 square miles of forested land is over three times the size of Manhattan, according to Nelson Mathews, president of the Western Rivers Conservancy. The conservancy partnered with the Yurok Tribe for 23 years to return the massive parcel of stolen land, which is now called the Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest and is fully owned and managed by the tribe."
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/parcel-size-manhattan-returned-california-tribe-20363588.php
#LandBack #Native #Indigenous #Yurok #YurokTribe #BlueCreekSalmonSanctuary #NoMoreStolenLand
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HT @Yehuda
[This is significant. Ok next!]
"The 73 square miles of forested land is over three times the size of Manhattan, according to Nelson Mathews, president of the Western Rivers Conservancy. The conservancy partnered with the Yurok Tribe for 23 years to return the massive parcel of stolen land, which is now called the Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest and is fully owned and managed by the tribe."
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/parcel-size-manhattan-returned-california-tribe-20363588.php
#LandBack #Native #Indigenous #Yurok #YurokTribe #BlueCreekSalmonSanctuary #NoMoreStolenLand
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HT @Yehuda
[This is significant. Ok next!]
"The 73 square miles of forested land is over three times the size of Manhattan, according to Nelson Mathews, president of the Western Rivers Conservancy. The conservancy partnered with the Yurok Tribe for 23 years to return the massive parcel of stolen land, which is now called the Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest and is fully owned and managed by the tribe."
https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/parcel-size-manhattan-returned-california-tribe-20363588.php
#LandBack #Native #Indigenous #Yurok #YurokTribe #BlueCreekSalmonSanctuary #NoMoreStolenLand
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California’s Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago
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California’s Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago
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California’s Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago
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California’s Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago
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California’s Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago
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Since the Gold Rush, #tribes in California have lost countless #women, #girls and two-spirit individuals to #violence.
Most commonly, these crimes are perpetrated by non-Indians and away from tribal jurisdictions.
These incidents impact every aspect of tribal communities, ranging from an increased need for services for survivors and their families to heightened strain on tribal law enforcement.
The #Yurok #Tribal #Court initiated the To’ Kee Skuy’ Soo Ney-Wo-Chek’ Project to improve outcomes of MMIWG2 cases in the state and eventually the entire United States.
(There are more federally recognized tribes and tribal citizens in California than any other state.)
Yurok MMIP #TipLine: 1-833-YRK-MMIP
or 1 (833) 975-6647https://yuroktribalcourt.org/programs/to-kee-skuy-soo-ney-wo-chek/
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Since the Gold Rush, #tribes in California have lost countless #women, #girls and two-spirit individuals to #violence.
Most commonly, these crimes are perpetrated by non-Indians and away from tribal jurisdictions.
These incidents impact every aspect of tribal communities, ranging from an increased need for services for survivors and their families to heightened strain on tribal law enforcement.
The #Yurok #Tribal #Court initiated the To’ Kee Skuy’ Soo Ney-Wo-Chek’ Project to improve outcomes of MMIWG2 cases in the state and eventually the entire United States.
(There are more federally recognized tribes and tribal citizens in California than any other state.)
Yurok MMIP #TipLine: 1-833-YRK-MMIP
or 1 (833) 975-6647https://yuroktribalcourt.org/programs/to-kee-skuy-soo-ney-wo-chek/
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Since the Gold Rush, #tribes in California have lost countless #women, #girls and two-spirit individuals to #violence.
Most commonly, these crimes are perpetrated by non-Indians and away from tribal jurisdictions.
These incidents impact every aspect of tribal communities, ranging from an increased need for services for survivors and their families to heightened strain on tribal law enforcement.
The #Yurok #Tribal #Court initiated the To’ Kee Skuy’ Soo Ney-Wo-Chek’ Project to improve outcomes of MMIWG2 cases in the state and eventually the entire United States.
(There are more federally recognized tribes and tribal citizens in California than any other state.)
Yurok MMIP #TipLine: 1-833-YRK-MMIP
or 1 (833) 975-6647https://yuroktribalcourt.org/programs/to-kee-skuy-soo-ney-wo-chek/
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Since the Gold Rush, #tribes in California have lost countless #women, #girls and two-spirit individuals to #violence.
Most commonly, these crimes are perpetrated by non-Indians and away from tribal jurisdictions.
These incidents impact every aspect of tribal communities, ranging from an increased need for services for survivors and their families to heightened strain on tribal law enforcement.
The #Yurok #Tribal #Court initiated the To’ Kee Skuy’ Soo Ney-Wo-Chek’ Project to improve outcomes of MMIWG2 cases in the state and eventually the entire United States.
(There are more federally recognized tribes and tribal citizens in California than any other state.)
Yurok MMIP #TipLine: 1-833-YRK-MMIP
or 1 (833) 975-6647https://yuroktribalcourt.org/programs/to-kee-skuy-soo-ney-wo-chek/
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Since the Gold Rush, #tribes in California have lost countless #women, #girls and two-spirit individuals to #violence.
Most commonly, these crimes are perpetrated by non-Indians and away from tribal jurisdictions.
These incidents impact every aspect of tribal communities, ranging from an increased need for services for survivors and their families to heightened strain on tribal law enforcement.
The #Yurok #Tribal #Court initiated the To’ Kee Skuy’ Soo Ney-Wo-Chek’ Project to improve outcomes of MMIWG2 cases in the state and eventually the entire United States.
(There are more federally recognized tribes and tribal citizens in California than any other state.)
Yurok MMIP #TipLine: 1-833-YRK-MMIP
or 1 (833) 975-6647https://yuroktribalcourt.org/programs/to-kee-skuy-soo-ney-wo-chek/
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Salmon returned a month after dam removal.
The "dams only produced...enough to power about 70,000 homes. They also didn’t provide irrigation, drinking water or flood control, according to Klamath River Renewal Corporation."
"The Klamath River’s headwaters lie on the tribe’s homelands in Oregon, and members once depended on salmon for 25% of their food. But for more than a century their waters have not held any salmon"
#Oregon #California #rewilding
Thanks to #KlamathBasin #Yurok #Karuk #fish -
Salmon returned a month after dam removal.
The "dams only produced...enough to power about 70,000 homes. They also didn’t provide irrigation, drinking water or flood control, according to Klamath River Renewal Corporation."
"The Klamath River’s headwaters lie on the tribe’s homelands in Oregon, and members once depended on salmon for 25% of their food. But for more than a century their waters have not held any salmon"
#Oregon #California #rewilding
Thanks to #KlamathBasin #Yurok #Karuk #fish -
Salmon returned a month after dam removal.
The "dams only produced...enough to power about 70,000 homes. They also didn’t provide irrigation, drinking water or flood control, according to Klamath River Renewal Corporation."
"The Klamath River’s headwaters lie on the tribe’s homelands in Oregon, and members once depended on salmon for 25% of their food. But for more than a century their waters have not held any salmon"
#Oregon #California #rewilding
Thanks to #KlamathBasin #Yurok #Karuk #fish -
Salmon returned a month after dam removal.
The "dams only produced...enough to power about 70,000 homes. They also didn’t provide irrigation, drinking water or flood control, according to Klamath River Renewal Corporation."
"The Klamath River’s headwaters lie on the tribe’s homelands in Oregon, and members once depended on salmon for 25% of their food. But for more than a century their waters have not held any salmon"
#Oregon #California #rewilding
Thanks to #KlamathBasin #Yurok #Karuk #fish -
Salmon returned a month after dam removal.
The "dams only produced...enough to power about 70,000 homes. They also didn’t provide irrigation, drinking water or flood control, according to Klamath River Renewal Corporation."
"The Klamath River’s headwaters lie on the tribe’s homelands in Oregon, and members once depended on salmon for 25% of their food. But for more than a century their waters have not held any salmon"
#Oregon #California #rewilding
Thanks to #KlamathBasin #Yurok #Karuk #fish