We envision re-acquired ancestral lands as a vast and unique park system
Some of the Earth's most beautiful and unique terrain resides in the northeastern region of California. This is the home of the Mountain Maidu people. The Maidu Summit aims to protect these areas for present and future generations. Find out how you can help.
Whats happening in 2024 and a look back at 2023.
Save the date for:
*The opening of the Yellow Creek Campground is May 22, 2024.
*The MSC “Big Time” Logging Jamboree is June 1, 2024, at Chester Park from 12:00 pm. to 5:00 pm.
2024
Training - MSC work crew attended the Plumas Cal Trex Event in Greenville, CA.
Projects: The Better Together Nature Positive Innovation Grant Program, funded by The PG&E Corporation Foundation will focus on
managing native Maidu basketweaving material and managing our system for willows on MSC properties.
2023
The first beaver conservation release in 75 years from state agencies to MSC property Tásmam Koyóm.
MSC’s first Work Crew with the help of The Work Force Development.
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(picture: Rejection of the 2024 Rainbow Gathering on USFS Lands within Our Ancestral Homelands.)
To date MSC has preserved and protected 2,934 acres
Tásmam Koyóm: 2,325 acres
Maidu Forest Parcel: 164 acres
Maidu Trails Parcel: 8 acres
Lake Almanor Maidu Wetlands: 296 acres
Lake Almanor - Maidu Cemetery (Shade of Grove) - 141 acres
New Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.