The North Coast Redwoods District of California State Parks contains more than 50 percent of the world’s remaining old-growth coast redwoods. Several federally recognized Tribes and many Indigenous communities with ancestral ties to the lands and waters of this place continue their culturally significant stewardship practices on what are now public lands. How do park agencies respectfully support and celebrate these activities that have been happening since time immemorial? What does it take to build meaningful relationships with communities impacted by genocide and settler colonialism? Hear from California State Parks leaders about their work at the intersection of cultural practice, land stewardship, and healing.
