Yurok seek land for a tribal park on the North Coast

The tribe wants the transfer of thousands of acres of public land, and hopes to purchase timber land, to create a site that could include water taxis, gift shops and eco-lodges. California’s largest tribe has set its sights on obtaining a 1,200-acre slice of Redwood National Park, part of an ambitious plan to cobble together a new tribal park that could add eco-lodges, gift shops and water taxis into backcountry along the Klamath River.

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Yurok seek land for a tribal park on the North Coast

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