In August 2024, the California Public Domain Allottee Association (CAPDAA) and the University of California in Davis held the first ever conference to support California Indian public domain allottees and descendants in the nation with support from California Indian Legal Services.  At a two-day gathering at Tachi Palace Casino Resort in Lemoore, California, our team provided allottees with technical assistance including legal support and maps of their allotments. This event was wonderfully attended, with over 100 people present.

We are delighted to have received a California Climate Action Seed and Matching Award for Planning Landscape Resilience for California Indian Allotment Lands. The project, whose principal investigator is Dr. Beth Rose Middleton Manning, is working to improve understanding of the condition and climate risks to California Indian Public Domain Allotments, in order to support Indian allottees to steward and enhance allotments in the face of climate change.