Grantee Profile

Tule River Indian Tribe of the Tule River Reservation, California

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5 Grants
$395,000 Total Awarded
2024 - 2026 Years

Awarded Grants

2026

Tribal use of Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) Technology for Tracking Beaver Movement on Tule River Tribal Land

2026 Tribal use of Passive Integrated Transponder (PIT) Technology for Tracking Beaver Movement on Tule River Tribal Land

$85,000
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Description

This project will build capacity towards better tribal management of reintroduced beavers (Castor Canadensis) on Tule River Tribal land.

2025

Building Capacity for Better Collaboration

2025 Building Capacity for Better Collaboration

$50,000
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Funding Area

Focus Area Stewardship

Description

This project builds tribal capacity to promote planning for post Windy Fire cultural site restoration and post fire recovery efforts. The project will support the pursuit of biological surveys, trainings, and coordinated recovery planning with the U.S. Forest Service.

2024

USDA Forest Service CFP & LSR Capacity Grant

2024 USDA Forest Service CFP & LSR Capacity Grant

$10,000
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Funding Area

Description

Three staff will travel to beaver restoration areas and monitor environmental conditions and structural conditions. This will cover staff time and travel expenses. This will be for direct costs only

2024

Reinvigorating Riparian Zones and Wet Meadows for Climate Change Resiliency

2024 Reinvigorating Riparian Zones and Wet Meadows for Climate Change Resiliency

$200,000
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Community Partners

Tule River Indian Tribe of the Tule River Reservation, California

Funding Area

Description

Utilizing traditional ecological knowledge and hands-on approaches, this project will create diverse riparian and aquatic ecosystems within trust lands by implementing nature-based solutions such as meadow restoration and cultural burning. Results will increase flood mitigation, drought resilience, and wildfire protection thus leveraging current cultural and environmental stewardship for future generations.