On the recordDecember 4, 2023
For years, the Karuk Tribe urged the Forest Service to use more cultural burning in the Klamath National Forest, as their Tribe had done for thousands of years.
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congress.govFor years, the Karuk Tribe urged the Forest Service to use more cultural burning in the Klamath National Forest, as their Tribe had done for thousands of years.
Curtis discusses the Karuk Tribe's efforts to implement traditional fire management practices.
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