Wailaki Redwood Canoe Returns to the River June 1

KMUD News

May 30 2024 | 00:06:40

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Show Notes

On June 1st, members of the Round Valley and Wailaki tribes will hold a ceremony to honor the creation of their hand-carved redwood canoe on the main stem of the Eel River. This tradition, practiced since time immemorial, was halted after first contact with Europeans. This will mark the first time in over 100 years that a redwood canoe returns to the river. KMUD freelancer Sam Anderson visited the site where the redwood canoe is being carved and shares this story...

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