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Materials written for children and young adults.

Fire effects reports, photos, and other materials related to the Department of Natural Resource and cultural practitioner efforts to conduct controlled, prescribed, and cultural burns.

History of the Orleans Community Computer Center and associated community-based broadband infrastructure efforts.

History, policies, procedures, and materials from the process of creating the Sipnuuk Digital Archive.

Policies, agreements, partnerships, and Department of Natural Resource efforts leading and managing wildfire response within Karuk Aboriginal Territory.

Karuk, Shasta, Yurok, Hupa, and other Northwestern Californian items collected by the California State Libraries. Features contents held at the Yreka Siskiyou County Library Branch.

Pamukunyafusayêepsha vúra uum yâamach ukyâahahitih: "Their good dresses were made pretty," will teach Karuk tribal members skills that will assist them in completing a ceremonial dress

Higher Education Research created about the Karuk Tribal Homelands

Documents to be used for educational purposes contributed from Humboldt State University.

This collection highlights items related to the history and activism around the Gasquet-Orleans (GO) Road proposed by the United States Forest Service through Karuk ceremonial sites. Significant components include environmental plans and legal cases.

As the Fix the World people, the Karuk continue to uphold sacred ceremonial responsibilities to heal and renew the world. We continue the traditions of our ancestors as part of our responsibilities as stewards of this land and our relations.

Photos and other materials from Karuk basketweavers. Includes content from the annual Basketweaver's Gatherings.

This collection includes step by step informational materials that show how to do something specific.