Yurok

Critically endangered California condors are being reintroduced to the Redwood National Park for the first time in almost 100 years.

The Bureau of Reclamation announced the second-lowest irrigation supply ever to the Klamath Project along the Oregon-California border on Monday. The agency, tasked with delivering water to farms, indicated that it will likely be unable to fully meet Endangered Species Act requirements for ailing fish populations in the Klamath River Basin this spring and summer.

The Yurok Tribe of California’s northern coast celebrated the grand opening of the first tribally operated visitor center within the state park system.

Northern California’s Yurok Tribe announced a deal last week to purchase the Mad River Brewing company in Humboldt County.The sale of the 30-year-old…

Lawyers and non-lawyers alike have argued for some time now about the rights of non-human entities. Do animals, for example, have rights? The idea of…

People growing marijuana illegally in the forest don't care much who owns the forest. So while you hear plenty about illegal grows on federal Forest…

The bond between salmon and the Yurok Tribe goes back thousands of years. And the relationship reached a new level with the recent purchase of much of the…

We're often warned not to take the law into our own hands. But it seemed appropriate to many Native American tribes to establish legal systems more…

Northern California's Yurok Tribe is taking a greater hand in the administration of justice to its members.The tribe recently opened a new justice center…

In the early 1900's, University of California professor A. L. Kroeber collected many stories and myths told by the Yurok Indians and other tribes. His…