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Maidu Active Cultural Center

Maidu Active Cultural Center - photo wcj

We are currently engaged in the following projects.

Ancestral Technology
Bear Valley Restoration Project
Calling Back the Salmon
Ecosystem Restoration
Heritage Trails
Land Access
Language Classes
Mercury

More information will be posted in the future. If you are interested in contributing to these projects please call us or use the contact page to let us know of your interest.

Bark House Nevada City

Bark House Nevada City

Bark House Nevada City - Monument

Bark House Nevada City - Monument

Maidu Active Cultural Center

Maidu Active Cultural Center

Gallery samples

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Tibetan Creek Blessing - Bark House Nevada City	Tibetan Creek Blessing - Bark House Nevada City	Tibetan Creek Blessing
Calling Back the Salmon - photo: Hank Meals	Calling Back the Salmon - Photo Hank Meals	Indigenous Peoples Days - photo Hank Meals

Who We Are

The Tsi-Akim Maidu of the Taylorsville Rancheria are indigenous American Indians. We are dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of our people’s language culture, history, heritage.
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Our Vision for California

It is the year 2050, Californians are celebrating the bicentennial of Statehood and reflecting upon the transformations from California’s birthing grounds—the Yuba River Watershed. As the epicenter of the Gold Rush, the Yuba gave rise to wild visions of material wealth, ...
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Maidu History

The Maidu are a people whose homelands extends roughly from the southernmost reaches of the Cascade Mountain Range to the north, the crest of the Sierra Nevada to the east, the North Fork of the Consumes River to the south, and to the Sacramento River to the west.
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Tribal Council

Don Ryberg, Chairman
Eileen Moon, Vs Chairman/Treasurer
Gerald Ryberg, Secretary
Bettie Rose Davis, Member at Large
Marvin Cunningham, Member at Large
Ben Cunningham, Member at Large
Evelyn Davis, Member at Large
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