Mooretown Rancheria 

On November 25, Mooretown’s Fire and Natural Resources Departments kicked off our recently awarded by returning beneficial fire to 10 acres of brush, grass, and dead and downed fuels on the Mooretown Tribal Cultural Landscape. The project, which includes prescribed fire on 345 acres, will address the intense brush regrowth after the North Complex Fire and increase forest health and resilience. This project is part of a longer-term effort to conduct prescribed fire regularly o

On September 10, Mooretown’s Director of Natural Resources Carrie Monohan testified to the House Committee on Agriculture for the session focused on “Promoting Forest Health and Resiliency Through Improved Active Management.” Dr. Monohan was one of four, and the only representative of Tribal interests, who spoke with Doug LaMalfa, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Forestry and Horticulture and other committee members. Her testimony highlighted the critical importance of act

Mooretown is excited to be a partner in Redbud Resources Group’s Feather River Advocacy Project. Redbud designs and implements tribal...

Mooretown was honored when First Nations’ California Tribal Fund—a non-profit that has provided financial and technical assistance to...

From April 29 to May 2, members of the Natural Resources Department attended the 42nd annual Salmonid Restoration Federation Conference...

Mooretown was proud to host Senator Adam Schiff and his wife, Eve, for a visit to the Mooretown Tribal Cultural Landscape and Kanaka...

Mooretown Rancheria of Maidu Indians put together a crew of tribal members that were able to respond to the Park Fire restoration need...

Mooretown Natural Resources Department, including Tribal Forestry and Cultural Resources divisions, enjoyed many important milestones in...