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I’m not in California so I don’t know about that proposal. But it sounds like a separate issue. Does it even involve the same tribes? I’m asking, as gently as
by zopa 3y ago
I’m not in California so I don’t know about that proposal. But it sounds like a separate issue. Does it even involve the same tribes?
I’m asking, as gently as I know how, if there’s anything here besides “because they’re Indians.” Because that’s not a very good reason.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> I’m not in California so I don’t know about that proposal. Its not a proposal, it is a program established by law and which the first deadline for the early round of grants has already passed. > Does it even involve the same tribes? Potentially, since the grant program is open to all California tribes, whether or not federally recognized. The joint declaration here could plausibly be a foundation for the tribes to establish one or more projects within the declared protected area and apply for grants to carry them out, so it could be directly related.
- thghtihadanacct 3y agoThanks for sharing the information. It appears not only do they not have to be federally recognized to apply but they can also apply if they are a 501c3 corporation. I would like to see some nature restoration, tribal based or otherwise, and hope this resource is used properly.