Northern California tribes sign treaty to restore Eel River, fish populations, after dams removed

Two Northern California tribes have committed to restoring the Eel River and its fish populations after Pacific Gas & Electric removes two hydroelectric dams. Removal of the dams is expected to ...

Regional: Northern California Tribes Join Forces To Restore Eel River In Reponse To Anticipated Pg&E Dam Removal

Based in Del Norte and Humboldt counties, the Yurok Tribe is the largest federally recognized tribe in California. It will ...
South Florida Reporter

From Fushimi Sake to Gion’s Backstreets: How Food-Focused Tours Reveal Kyoto’s Soul

It's 7 AM in Fushimi, and steam rises from sake vats in the cold morning air. The smell hits you first: earthy, slightly ...
Times-Standard

Yurok, Round Valley tribes sign treaty on Eel River restoration

We are honored to contribute the extensive knowledge and experience we have gained through Klamath River dam removal with our ...
Lost Coast Outpost

Yurok Tribe, Round Valley Indians Sign Treaty of Friendship in Advance of Potential Eel River Dam Removal

In an historic milestone, two sovereign Indian tribes have joined together to reverse decades of fisheries decline on the Eel ...
Times-Standard

Environmental groups host Potter Valley Project meetings

Friends of the Eel River and Save California Salmon, alongside other partners, have teamed up to host a series of events ...
Eater NY

New Yorkers Have Hit Peak Omakase — Now Comes the Kaiseki Era

In New York, Japanese cuisine has long been defined by omakase, a chef’s progression of tastes from chawanmushi to one-bite ...