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California's Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago

California's Yurok Tribe gets back ancestral lands that were taken over 120 years ago

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All are invited to the Yurok Tribe's 56th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival is on Saturday, August 18. Freshly caught Klamath River salmon is back on the menu at this year's event. | Yurok Tribe

All are invited to the Yurok Tribe's 56th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival is on Saturday, August 18. Freshly caught Klamath River salmon is back on the menu at this year's event. | Yurok Tribe

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How the Yurok Tribe Is Bringing Back the California Condor

How the Yurok Tribe Is Bringing Back the California Condor

In the midst of the COVID-19 crisis, the Yurok Tribe achieved its most productive year. Since March, the Yurok Tribe has been working creatively to turn the numerous pandemic-related challenges into assets in the effort complete its most diverse and extensive list of annual accomplishments. Some of these achievements include: acquiring the Shoreline Market, Weitchpec Nursery and Lindgren Lumber Company, completing five salmon habitat restoration projects, building two emergency operations center

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Tiana Williams-Claussen, a Yurok Tribal member and biologist for the Yurok Wildlife Program, also spoke at yesterday's NEPA meeting. Tiana has been working on condor reintroduction for almost a decade. She was deeply involved in the scientific studies that were used to determine if Yurok ancestral territory still has the capacity to support condors. | Yurok Tribe

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Yurok tribe reclaims ancestral territory in California's largest ever land-back project

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Yurok Tribe reclaims sacred land

Yurok Tribe Reclaims Ancestral Lands in California After More Than a Century

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Here is a condensed version of a livestreamed conversation between Yurok Vice-Chairman Frankie Myers and Virginia Hedrick, the Executive Director for the Consortium for Urban Indian Health. Virginia is a Yurok citizen who was raised on the reservation. They had an in-depth discussion about the Tribe’s response to the COVID-19 crisis, the importance of Tribal sovereignty and how the emergency is unfolding in Indian Country. | Yurok Tribe

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Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James discusses tribal corporations financial performance in 2025. | Yurok Tribe

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Yurok Tribe reclaimed ancestral lands, restoring rivers, forests, and sovereignty. #LandBack #IndigenousRights #EnvironmentalJustice | The History Vault

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In a historic move, California's Yurok Tribe has reclaimed 47,000 acres of ancestral land along the Klamath River, marking the state's largest land-back agreement. This $56 million deal, achieved through a 23-year partnership with Western Rivers Conservancy and environmental groups, more than doubles the tribe's land holdings. The Yurok plan to restore the area, including Blue Creek—a vital salmon habitat—by reintroducing traditional land stewardship practices like controlled burns and invasive

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After more than a century, the Yurok Tribe reclaimed over 47,000 acres of their ancestral land — including rivers vital for salmon spawning. A powerful moment of healing, resilience, and renewal. When land returns home, so does life. 🌊🌲 #IndigenousRights #Conservation #YurokTribe #AwesomeStuff365 | Awesome Stuff 365

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Today, a California-based coalition of tribes, two federally recognized Indian tribes, including the Yurok Tribe, a foster youth and foster care alumni group, and three organizations that work with LGBTQ and two-spirit youth in foster care filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). In this video, Yurok Chief Justice Abby Abinanti talks about the case. The case aims to correct a recent federal government dec

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In this video, Yurok Wildlife Department Director Tiana Williams-Claussen talks about the Yurok Tribe's condor reintroduction initiative. Later this month, the Northern California Condor Restoration Program, comprised of the Yurok Tribe and Redwood National and State Parks (NPS), plan to release four condors in Yurok Country, where the culturally and ecologically invaluable birds have been absent for more than a century. For more information: https://bit.ly/3v3CMOe For an in-depth understanding

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The Yurok Tribe has reclaimed 47,000 acres along the Klamath River, including the Blue Creek watershed, restoring balance to their homelands after decades of damming and deforestation. 📺 Watch the whole interview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY0eYgLUr6U ✍️ Reported by Stewart Huntington 📍 Yurok Tribe 🌱 Western Rivers Conservancy | Indian Country Today

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Yurok Tribal Council Member Phillip Williams shares insights into profound yet often overlooked long-term benefits that Klamath dam removal and ongoing river restoration efforts promise for the Yurok people. This work will also create positive change for all who love fish, wildlife and healthy rivers. “If we can get the salmon back, our community is going to be made whole. This action here is going to cut down on suicide rates. This is going to cut down our poverty levels. This is attacking some

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Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey talks about the Klamath River’s amazing progress one year after the world’s largest dam removal project. This fall, for the first time more than a century chinook salmon made it to all of the major tributaries that were previously blocked. The early signs of the river's recovery are cause for optimism. Fisheries experts expect the salmon, steelhead and Pacific lamprey runs to gradually recover over the next several years in response to dam remova

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Here are the Yurok Tribe’s top 23 accomplishments in 2023. This year, the Tribe continued to grow at a rapid clip. The following are examples of the Tribe’s evolution in 2023. • The first of four Klamath River dams are removed. The remaining 3 will be dismantled before the end of 2024. • Yurok Fisheries Department Seed Crew contributes to cache of 17 billion of seeds and several hundred thousand starts, representing more than 70 native plant species, for the restoration of the reservoir reach on

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Yesterday, the Trinity River Restoration Program partners celebrated the completion of the Oregon Gulch Project. At the event, Yurok Vice Chairman Frankie Myers delivered a thought-provoking speech about the relationship between the restoration of the Trinity River and the tribal people who have been the caretakers of the watershed since time immemorial. “It wasn’t just the river that was affected by the history of gold mining in this place. It was the people as well. They were the first ones to

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Yurok Tribe in California becomes first indigenous tribe to co-manage National Parks land

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