It's not a lot of land but it's cultural heritage is significant. A little at a time...
A California redwood forest has officially been returned to a group of Native tribes.
Little by little, we're taking it back
Discussion in 'Other News' started by REO6205, Aug 14, 2022.
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They'll never take the Dutton ranch, though.
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So the tribes get to “own” the property but are restricted as to the use of their property to the point they can’t do anything with it.
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That's right. For now, anyway. Most of the land use laws have loopholes you could ride a horse through.
My daughter is an attorney whose firm specializes in tribal land use and environmental issues. There are plans being made.
Wait and see what happens in a few years.mjd4277, dwells40, Flat Earth Trucker and 1 other person Thank this. -
That is good to read because when the land was given back it should have been given free and clear. The land was taken as free and clear and should have been given back the same way.
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Sounds great. Now the tribe can clear cut the whole property and rake in the cash.
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