A Native American tribe in Northern California has regained control of 125 acres of coastal Redwood land. This transfer is intended to facilitate the protection of an important salmon habitat along the coastline. The land was previously lost during the Gold Rush era.
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Indigenous California Tribe Receives 125 Acres of Land for Salmon Habitat Protection
A Native American tribe in Northern California has been granted 125 acres of coastal Redwood land, which will help protect a vital salmon habitat. This land transfer addresses historical losses dating back to the Gold Rush era.
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Critical salmon habitat and 125 acres of land handed over to indigenous CA tribe after Gold Rush era loss
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Indigenous California Tribe Receives 125 Acres of Land for Salmon Habitat Protection