The Modoc Nation: The Klamath Adjudication and the KBRA meeting on 4/18/13

Sunday, April 14, 2013

The Klamath Adjudication and the KBRA meeting on 4/18/13

On Thursday evening April 18th KlamBlog editor and long-time Klamath River activists Felice Pace will present “The Klamath Adjudication and the KBRA: Implications for tribal water rights, fish and wildlife” at the Klamath County Museum in Klamath Falls. The presentation – along with follow up q&a and discussion - will take place between 7 and 9 PM. The Klamath County Museum is located at 1451 Main Street in Klamath Falls, Oregon. The public is invited to attend.
This would be a good time for those who oppose the KBRA to attend!
All Modoc's please attend!

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"We, [are] the Mowatocknie Maklaksûm (Modoc Indian People),Reaffirming our spiritual obligation and commitment to protect, restore and preserve the health and wellbeing of this planet and of all living creatures in, on and above it, with specific regard to our ancestral homeland and its indigenous life-forms;Reaffirming our spiritual obligation and commitment to walk the good red road of harmony and balance, establishing and maintaining goodwill and good relationships with all peoples and governments;Solemnly committing ourselves to the perpetuation, development and manifestation of our unique indigenous tribal identity and culture, and to the attainment, preservation and enjoyment of all rights and privileges arising therefrom and attendant thereto;Solemnly committing ourselves to the political sovereignty, cultural integrity, economic security, health and wellbeing of our people and to a better future for our descendants;" adapted from the Declaration of the Rights of the Free and Sovereign People of The Modoc Indian Tribe (Mowatocknie Maklaksûm)