The majority of the forest lands in my district are made up of the Oregon and California railroad revested lands, or the O&C lands, and these lands are unique, their history, their location, purpose, are far different than any place else in the country.
Val T. Hoyle highlights the uniqueness of O&C lands in her district.
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The Confederated Tribe of Siletz Indians should be able to hunt, fish, and gather on their ancestral lands, just like all the other tribes.
The Siletz Tribe was stripped of their land and status in 1954 through the Western Oregon Termination Act.
Siletz Tribal members should be able to hunt, fish, trap, and gather like they have traditionally done for thousands of years.
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