Capay Open Space Storywalk

Join our first storywalk! Two leaders in the resurgence of traditional ecological stewardship of the Cache Creek watershed – Yocha Dehe history and language expert Dillon McKay and Wintun/Maidu cultural practitioner Diana Almendariz –share their perspectives on land, water, mining and restoration in this immersive experience.

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Mercury in the Watershed

In this month’s blog post, we share a painting by Diana Almendariz – The Articulated Creek, that draws attention to mercury contamination in the Cache Creek watershed. The painting is accompanied by a conversation with environmental toxicologist Charles Salocks, who engages the issue in greater detail.

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Acorn Stories: A Welcoming to Wintun Homeland

International House Davis World Tour program and YoloSol present Acorn Stories: A Welcome to Wintun Homeland. Join us for the second annual gathering to learn the responsibility and discipline of restoring right relations with the Yolo bioregion.

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My Traditional Use of Tule

I am of Patwin Wintun, Nisenan Maidu, Hupa, Yurok, Aztec, Cherokee, English and Irish origins. The federal government recognizes me as 3/8 Californian Indian. I am

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