now? it s literally taking parts to have the quileute tribe s land and washing it out to the ocean. reporter: the tribe lost land before. it used to call vast swaths of the peninsula home until in the 1800s the u.s. government confined it to about one square mile up against the pacific, land prone to flooding and sue ma amies. ( siren ) students practice evacuating and fleeing to higher ground, and now with climate change, arriving on the doorstep of their school, the tribe is building a new one on the top to have the hill, far away from those have rising ocean waters. it s sad and it s going to be really different because this is where a lot of us grew up. reporter: congress gave permission to use national parkland near the new schools for a new tribal village, if the quileute have to abandon dozens of homes near the coast, a fate shared by trains alaska to