Historic good news. The Tule River Indian Tribe regained more than 17,000 acres of ancestral land in the Sierra Nevada foothills and Central Valley. They are also reintroducing tule elk after decades away. This is sovereignty in action, cultural restoration, and real ecological stewardship. It strengthens watersheds, supports groundwater recharge, and boosts biodiversity while advancing California’s 30x30 goals. Land back, relatives back, balance back. If this moved you, share it, save it, and t
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Historic good news. The Tule River Indian Tribe regained more than 17,000 acres of ancestral land in the Sierra Nevada foothills and Central Valley. They are also reintroducing tule elk after decades away. This is sovereignty in action, cultural restoration, and real ecological stewardship. It strengthens watersheds, supports groundwater recharge, and boosts biodiversity while advancing California’s 30x30 goals. Land back, relatives back, balance back. If this moved you, share it, save it, and t
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