Landscape Revitalization

Reintroduce prescribed burns into the landscape to revive cultural resources including wildlife, food, medicine, basketry and other resources.

Preserving the Klamath River

Create a comprehensive framework to manage and monitor restoration activities on the Klamath River and tributaries.

Promote indigenous land management practices to enhance bio-cultural health.

Collaborate with Extension, tribal, nonprofit and USDA Forest Service partners to build a sustainable food system in the Klamath Basin.

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Enhancing the eco-cultural revitalization of the Karuk tribe and its ancestral lands and territories.

Enhancing the resilience of cultural agroecosystems in a changing climate in Karuk Aboriginal Territory in the Klamath River Basin.

In the Karuk language, the verb pikyav means “to repair,” or “to fix.” Karuk tribal members explain, “We are fix-the-world people.”

Advancing the next generation of Karuk leaders through education, training and career exploration.

Healthy communities, healthy ecosystems and healthy economies for Karuk tribal members.