A small Northern California tribe is poised to reclaim nearly 40,000 acres of ancestral forestland after the state approved a $25 million loan, structured around carbon-offset revenue and watershed restoration, in what would rank as the second-largest tribal land return in California history. The Quartz Valley Indian Reservation has landed a $25 million low-interest loan […]
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