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2025

Four Tribes Alliance Landback and Land Co-Stewardship Project

2025 Four Tribes Alliance Landback and Land Co-Stewardship Project

$75,000
Mono Lake Kootzaduka'a Tribe ca Created with Sketch. Lee Vining, CA

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Description

This project provides support for strategic planning meetings to enter into negotiations with public land managers for protection of our shared homeland and the creation of a federal government to tribal government co-stewardship agreement to manage traditional homelands using traditional practices.

2024

Four Tribes Tuvogatudu Co-Management Project

2024 Four Tribes Tuvogatudu Co-Management Project

$72,000
Bridgeport Indian Colony ca Created with Sketch. Bridgeport, CA

Community Partners

Bridgeport Indian Colony

Description

This project will create a unified council of the four Tribes surrounding the Bodie Hills and increase their collective power to protect the Bodie Hills' high volcanic tableland (Tuvogatudu), a sacred landscape. It will increase tribal capacities by jointly producing a co-management proposal to protect Tuvogatudu from ground disturbing activities.

2004

To create interactive compact disk/media tools for youth language and traditional stories. This will enable the four tribes to retain tribal language and story assets by creating a system to better protect and utilize cultural information.

2004 To create interactive compact disk/media tools for youth language and traditional stories. This will enable the four tribes to retain tribal language and story assets by creating a system to better protect and utilize cultural information.

$19,914
Tamastslikt Cultural Institute or Created with Sketch. Pendleton, OR

Community Partners

Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation

Funding Area

2004

The assets this project will address are the treaty rights to fisheries retained in treaties with four tribes in the Columbia River Basin. The project will enable the tribes to better utilize assets controlled through treaty rights.

2004 The assets this project will address are the treaty rights to fisheries retained in treaties with four tribes in the Columbia River Basin. The project will enable the tribes to better utilize assets controlled through treaty rights.

$75,744
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission or Created with Sketch. Portland, OR

Community Partners

Inter-Tribal