Federal Land Transferred to Karuk Tribe in California
A new law transfers about 1,000 acres of federal land in California to the Karuk Tribe. This land will be held in trust for the tribe's benefit and traditional uses, but gambling will not be allowed. Management of the river flowing through the land will continue by the Forest Service, in cooperation with the tribe.
Key points
Approximately 1,000 acres of land in California are being transferred into trust for the Karuk Tribe.
The land is for the tribe's traditional uses; gambling is prohibited.
Management of the river flowing through the land will continue by the Forest Service, in cooperation with the tribe.
Status:
Became Law
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