Tag: land trust
Return to Mt.Umunhum
The Amah Mutsun Land Trust is cooperating with the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District in the planning fo and initiation of landscape restoration and traditional management at Mount Umunhum in the Coastal Range of Santa Clara County, CA. The peak, to which public access is currently being restored, is a sacred site to the Amah Read more…
Amah Mutsun Land Trust Board of Directors
Contact information: Amah Mutsun Land Trust PO Box 6915 Albany, CA 94706 408-763-9245 Board of Directors: Valentin Lopez, President, tribal member and Chairperson of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band. Eleanor Castro, Amah Mutsun Tribal Band tribal council member and Tribal Elder for the Native Stewardship Corps. Ed Ketchum, Vice Chair of the Amah Read more…
Pinnacles and Amah Mutsun on Condors
The following videos are available for viewing regarding the Amah Mutsun’s involvement in restoration:
Amah Mutsun Land Trust News
Ninety-six acres of ecologically and culturally important coastal prairie land between Ano Nuevo State Park and the Rancho del Oso unit of Big Basin will enjoy protection from the Amah Mutsun tribe under the terms of a first-of-its-kind conservation easement deal brokered by Sempervirens Fund. Acceptance of the easement, previously held by the American Land Read more…
Amah Mutsun Tribe Acquires Conservation Easement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 22nd, 2013 AMAH MUTSUN TRIBE ACQUIRES CONSERVATION EASEMENT NEAR BIG BASIN REDWOODS AND AÑO NUEVO STATE PARKS The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, Costanoa Lodge and Sempervirens Fund Partner to Protect the Natural and Cultural Treasures of the Santa Cruz Mountains Pescadero, Calif. –The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, First Read more…
National Park Service awards Amah Mutsun with Hartzog award.
“Volunteer Group Award Amah Mutsun Tribal Band Pinnacles National Park, California The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band and Pinnacles National Park have cultivated a lasting partnership. Tribal volunteers, collaborating with the park and the University of California at Santa Cruz and Berkeley, conducted two research projects that take an innovative approach to habitat restoration. By integrating Read more…
Conservation Mission
WE ARE AMAH MUTSUN, OF THE LANDS KNOWN TO US AS POPELOUTCHOM. HOME TO OUR FOUR-LEGGED, WINGED, FINNED, AND PLANT KIN; THEY HAVE PROVIDED US WITH ALL THAT WE NEEDED FOR MILLENNIA – WE WILL CARE FOR THEM. RESTING PLACE OF THOSE THAT CAME BEFORE US AND CRADLE OF THOSE YET TO COME, THEY ARE Read more…
Amah Mutsun Info Sheet
view Amah Mutsun info sheet PDF Who we are The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band are the living descendents of Mutsun and Awaswas-speaking peoples who have continually occupied the greater Monterey Bay Region, thriving for thousands of years and countless generations prior to European contact. Our Modern Government was organized in 1990 with the drafting of Read more…
Amah Mutsun Relearning Garden at UC Santa Cruz Arboretum
Danielle Venton, Santa Cruz Sentinel SANTA CRUZ Ascencion Solorsano de Cervantes was the last member of the Amah Mutsun tribe versed in the traditional ways of medicine. People from hundreds of miles away sought her care. In the summer of 1929 at age 83, Solorsano, the last fluent speaker of the tribal language, and Read more…