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Wiyot Tribe Offers Renter Assistance

Loleta— 07/15/2021 — The Wiyot Tribe received $61,634.24 in American Rescue Plan (ARP) federal funds to administer a Renter Assistance Program to qualified applicants. Read on...
Wiyot Tribe Declares State of Emergency Regarding Local Rivers

It was with heavy hearts that the Wiyot Tribal Council voted Monday night to declare a State of Emergency on the Wiyot’s ancestral rivers due to extreme low flows and drought conditions. Read on...
2020 Table Bluff Reservation Annual Water Quality Report

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Wiyot NRD Community Advisory Meeting for August

The Wiyot Tribe Natural Resources Department will be hosting another CAC meeting for the month of August Read on...
Wiyot Tribe's Nordic Aquafarm Project Comments

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Community Events
Meetings

July 2021

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Tue Aug. 3

Wiyot Community Advisory Committee
Mon Aug. 9

Business Council Meeting
Mon Sep. 13

Business Council Meeting

Mon Oct. 11

Business Council Meeting
Mon Nov. 8

Business Council Meeting
Mon Dec. 13

Business Council Meeting

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Tribe History

Wiyot people have lived in the Humboldt Bay region for thousands of years. The North Coast of California is rich with abundant terrestrial, riverine, estuarine, and marine resources.

Wiyot people lived in permanent villages along the waterways which also served as travel and trade routes. Seasonal camps were made on the tribal lands and prairies, and mountainous regions provided berries, acorns, pine nuts, wild game, and basketry materials.

Wiyot people actively managed their resources, burning for open grasslands, cultivating edible bulbs, and following strict hunting and fishing protocols.

Community Education

Would your organization or school like to learn about Wiyot history and culture? The Community Education project can teach on a variety of topics, geared to your group's needs and interests. The Community Education project can teach on a variety of topics, geared to your group's needs and interests.
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Sacred Sites Fund

As part of the survival of the Wiyot culture the Wiyot Tribe established the Wiyot Sacred Site Fund to purchase back portions of Indian Island as they become available and other site of religious and/or cultural significance for future generations and for those of today.
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Heritage Center

The mission of the Wiyot Heritage Center is to promote the understanding, revitalization, and celebration of Wiyot culture. Recognizing culture as a dynamic process and the Wiyot as a living people, the Center's goals are to treasure the past, enrich the present, and meet the challenges of the future.
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