In 2018, the Karuk Tribe received $200,000 in funding from the BIA, ... wears a large basketball jersey that matches the DNR’s cerulean roof tiles and heavy black boots.

The Karuk tribe is based in Happy Camp, about 1½ hour’s drive from Yreka through the Klamath National Forest, and provides services to 3,700 enrolled members and an estimated 4,000 descendants ...

The Karuk Tribe in Northern California has stewarded its home using prescribed burns for millennia. Now, ... That’s things like promoting the growth of hazel, which is essential to Karuk basketry, or ...

Karuk Tribe Natural Resources Policy Advisor Craig Tucker said that if Gomes has a “treasure trove of archival materials,” he has yet to share them.

The Karuk Tribe received $250,000 for eco-cultural revitalization and climate resilience monitoring. Nearly $2 million awarded through the Tribal Government Challenge Planning Grant Program will ...

For centuries, the Karuk tribe has nudged this interlocking ecosystem toward producing these beneficial plants through practices known as agroforestry. An ancient technology developed through time by ...

They ate wild salmon at every meal -- about 1.2 pounds of fish per person per day. Isolated here in the Klamath River valley in the rugged mountains of northwest California, the Karuk stuck with ...

Karuk Tribe fisheries program manager Toz Soto, right, and three fisheries technicians net threatened coho salmon and other fish in the Klamath River in December 2023 to relocate them.

The Karuk Tribe of northern California recently became the first to reach an agreement with the California Natural Resources Agency and local air quality officials to practise cultural burns.

Drawing on her Karuk heritage, Native Californian Sara Calvosa ... you're left with this earthy, floral, hinting-at-sweet flavor. Black oak acorns as well, I think, are very sweet. White oak acorns ...

ORLEANS, Calif. – Ron Reed and Mike Polmeteer learned from their grandfather how to pull salmon from Ishi Pishi Falls using the two-poled dip nets favored for thousands of years by the Karuk ...

Charlie "Red Hawk" Thom has always had a special relationship with Coyote, a popular American Indian spirit teacher who has been around for more than 7, 000 years. Thom, a 74-year-old Karuk elder ...