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Owns and restores a 47-acre historic site at Kuamo'o purchased for conservation in 2015 with Trust for Public Land
Tribal programs, Native-led land trusts and allied groups working on land return.
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Owns and restores a 47-acre historic site at Kuamo'o purchased for conservation in 2015 with Trust for Public Land
Indigenous stewardship of Mutsun homeland
Rematriation of Ramaytush ancestral homeland
Tribal co-management and protection of Bears Ears National Monument
Access to traditional gathering sites on public and tribal lands, basketry traditions, cultural fire education
Seeking return of about 6,700 acres at Fort Reno
Youth programs
Grants to Native-led organizations protecting Colorado Plateau lands, waters and cultures
National Bison Range restoration (about 18,800 acres)
Rocky Shores parcel near Yachats (about 7 acres, purchase pending as of Oct 2026)
Cultural burning on the Yurok Reservation and ancestral lands
Reparative philanthropy
Owns a 30-acre farm in Hugo MN
Real Rent Duwamish: Seattle residents pay voluntary 'rent'
Land reclamation: Adler Ranch (1,199 acres, 2020), Tularcitos Creek Parcels of historic Rana Creek Ranch
Ojibwe treaty rights in ceded territories, natural resource stewardship, manoomin, and a Land Conservancy program…
ReMatriation, land defense, Protect the Sacred, regenerative economy, civic engagement in Iowa and eastern Nebraska
Pipeline resistance, sovereignty, energy justice
Hopi land stewardship, food sovereignty and regional food hub
1,327 acres near Wilderness Pines Campground (2025, per BDN)
Land recovery and control by tribes and individual Indian landowners
Legal assistance to Indigenous nations to protect lands, resources, treaty and human rights
Environmental and climate justice
Funds Indigenous-led projects to reclaim and reconnect to land and First Foods in Oregon
Conserving and protecting Tribal trust agricultural land, technical assistance, regenerative agriculture and Land,…
Land conservation and return of coastal Sinkyone lands to tribal stewardship (nearly 5,000 acres protected)
Protection of sacred summits, cultural rights and the 'aina
Receive and steward Blues Beach (136 acres), first state-owned land transfer of its kind in California per ActiveNorCal
Restoring traditional homelands to tribal members
Return of Native Hawaiian lands to Native Hawaiians for culture, education, health and wellbeing
Acquiring and preserving sacred and culturally sensitive lands in Kumeyaay aboriginal territory
Legal advocacy
Place-based adaptation and community-led relocation/rebuilding with tribal partners (Pointe-au-Chien rebuild)
Reacquisition and stewardship of Mountain Maidu ancestral lands
Brokered and fundraised for Rocky Shores parcel near Yachats (about 7 acres, pending as of Oct 2026)
450 acres (2026), first ancestral land return in the Big Chico Creek watershed
Restoration of about 200,000 acres to reservation status (1975)
3,400+ acre Bridgewater parcel (June 2026, $1.9M)
Indigenous-led regranting for Land Back (building on E'lip Tilikum Land Conservancy), land and water protection,…
Nearly 28,000 acres transferred under ANCSA (HCN)
Litigation and legal advocacy for tribal sovereignty, treaty rights, land and resources
LandBack, OceanBack and PeopleBack programs: Native-led conservation trusts, regenerative mariculture, return of…
Strengthening Native nation governance and capacity to exercise sovereignty
Native-led land conservation
Indigenous rights, environmental justice, food sovereignty and grassroots organizing (not a land buyer)
Seed bank and seed return to Indigenous growers (Rematriation Seed Donations program)
LANDBACK campaign (launched 2020; Mount Rushmore closure and return of Black Hills public lands), Indigenous…
Land return, rematriation and stewardship in Southern Hill Nisenan territory
Protecting the Wissatinnewag multi-tribal village site
About 18,000 acres in trust (2022 est.), 25,000-acre cap under 2013 agreement
Dakota-led restoration and return of care for sacred St. Anthony Falls (Owamniyomni) site in Minneapolis, with…
Stewarded the land for 20 years before ~900-acre return near Yosemite (Dec 2025)
Stewardship of He'eia Fishpond (land is owned by Kamehameha Schools; Paepae manages it), education and food production
Land Back Peace Fund to move or restore lands to Indigenous organizations
735 acres (Elliotsville Foundation, Oct 2020)
Land repatriation: reclaiming ancestral land in Massachusetts and Rhode Island for tribal stewardship
Native philanthropy and grantmaking to Native individuals and Native-led organizations
1989 Land Claims Settlement (about $162-163M)
Land Back (reacquiring ancestral land along the Rappahannock River, Indian Neck), cultural landscape protection,…
Indigenous women-led media, education, community advocacy
Funds tribal youth camps and gatherings, plant-gathering access, trail content with tribes, pushes for tribal…
Pe' Sla (1,942 acres, Nov 30, 2012)
Salmon and river policy advocacy
Transferred 125 acres ('O Rew Redwoods Gateway) to the Yurok Tribe (announced July 28, 2026 per yuroktribe.org)
Indigenous self-determination, cultural revitalization, land and ecological stewardship
Indigenous kelp farming and Shinnecock Bay restoration
Sicangu Lakota economic engine incl. Wolakota Buffalo Range, food sovereignty initiative, local foods
Return of land to Indigenous people
About 900 acres returned Dec 2025
Indigenous-led conservation funding: Indigenous Guardians, community forest partnerships, food sovereignty in…
372 acres on Monument Mountain's north slope (finalized Apr 2025; $2.5M, $2.26M state grant)
Returning buffalo to Native American lands, lives and economies via animals, grants and technical assistance to…
Blue Lake return, 48,000 acres, Dec 15, 1970 (Pub. L. 91-550)
Land rematriation for the Fernandeno Tataviam in northern Los Angeles County
Native women-led environmental, reproductive and gender justice work in Tewa homelands, including environmental…
Hopi community self-determination, capacity building, leadership programs and Hopi radio
Funder/partner in several tribal land returns
Lakota-led regenerative community development on Pine Ridge: Lakota Land Systems
Tongva-led conservancy that bought an acre of ancestral land in Altadena (return announced 2022)
Land conservation
17,030 acres (Yowlumne Hills) with tule elk reintroduction, Oct 2025
Tribal services and programs, tribal properties and renovations, tribal self-determination
Long-term guardianship of lands, air and waters, Tribal self-determination
Protecting ancestral Native American lands in the Bears Ears region
Tribal sovereignty and land rights in Maine (MICSA/Settlement Act reform, tribal lands education, legislative advocacy)
Truth-seeking, decolonization education and Wabanaki wellbeing
WélmeltiɁ Preserve (10,274 acres), held by the Waší·šiw Land Trust (tribal)
Buys river land and transfers to tribes (Blue Creek 47,097 acres to Yurok; Adler Ranch 1,199 acres to Esselen)
Recover the original White Earth reservation land base
Chumash cultural lifeways, watershed and coastal protection, litigation, Chumash Village stewardship, Chumash…
Stewardship of Tuluwat (Duluwat) Island, returned Oct 21, 2019
Blue Creek Salmon Sanctuary and Yurok Tribal Community Forest (47,097 acres)