Tribal & Heritage#indoor#morning#all-day
Native America Calling
“Columbia River tribes seek input on dredging plans affecting fishing rights.”
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Key Stat
The Columbia River already transports over 26 million tons of grain annually.
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KIDE FM (Hoopa)
About This Event
Join the conversation on June 10 in Hoopa as Columbia River tribes discuss their influence on future dredging plans and the impact on fishing and cultural priorities. This event features expert guests from various tribes, emphasizing the need for tribal voices in environmental decisions. Engage in this important dialogue that highlights the intersection of culture and natural resources along the Redwood Coast.
The event officially begins at 1:00 AM - 10:00 AM at Hoopa. Organized by KIDE FM (Hoopa).
Frequently Asked Questions
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This event is free for all attendees interested in tribal heritage discussions.
Source: KIDE FM (Hoopa)
Nearby Essentials
The Ivanhoe
0.2 miles away
Historic dining room perfect for post-event dinner. Reservations recommended.
Victorian Inn
0.1 miles away
Boutique lodging right on Main Street. Walking distance to the starting line.
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KIDE FM (Hoopa)
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