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The California coastline in Mendocino County is being transferred to Indigenous tribes after a state commission approved the transfer of 136 acres. The land will be managed by Kai Poma, a nonprofit representing local tribes, and aims to protect cultural and natural resources while allowing public access.
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The California coastline in Mendocino County is being transferred to Indigenous tribes after a state commission approved the transfer of 136 acres. The land will be managed by Kai Poma, a nonprofit representing local tribes, and aims to protect cultural and natural resources while allowing public access.
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Newsom-backed commission transfers popular coastline to indigenous tribes
California coastline transferred to Indigenous tribes following state commission approval