The Redwoods forests are a magnificent part of Yurok heritage and present day life.
Old growth groves can boast trees over 20 feet wide that have stood on that spot over 2,000 years.
It had previously been paved and its natural stream obstructed by a lumber company.
The Redwoods forests are a magnificent part of Yurok heritage and present day life. (Photo: Michael Schweppe viaWikimedia Commons,CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED)
We are also appreciative of Redwood National and State Parks participation in this truly one-of-a-kind partnership.
Together, we are creating a new conservation model that recognizes the value of Tribal land management.
O Rew will connect to trails within the parks, allowing access.
A reconstructed, traditional Yurok plank house using Redwood boards. (Photo:Wikimedia Commons, Public Domain)
The Tribe is working to restore native plant life be reseeding thousands of plants.
A new channel has been cut with ponds.
Frogs, salamanders, and salmon have already begun to return in impressive numbers.
A visitor center will welcome, while a cultural center will display artifacts repatriated to the Tribe.
There is a growing Land Back movement to return stolen lands to Indigenous tribes,particularly the National Parks.
A reconstructed, traditional Yurok plank house using Redwood boards.
Rainforest To Protect Indigenous Wildlife
