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Tribal speaker urges renewed stewardship of black oak and acorn gathering; discusses fire and legal access
2382622 · February 25, 2025
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Summary
A tribal member described traditional acorn use, the cultural significance of oak trees, and efforts to secure legal access to gather acorns on public lands through an agreement using the NEPA process.
A tribal member who said they are enrolled with the Southern Sea of Miwok Nation described acorns and oaks as cultural staples, urged management practices that support long-term oak health, and reported work toward legal agreements to permit gathering on some public lands.
The speaker said acorns are “a superfood” and recounted learning traditional preparation methods, including…
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