Wildfire Management and Recovery on Tribal Lands Complicated by Policy Inequities

Recent wildfires in Sequoia National Park have highlighted the need for leadership from local tribes, like the Tule River Tribe of California, to be involved in firefighting efforts to protect delicate ecology and significant historic and cultural sites.

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