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Evacuation Safety Tips Do yourself, your family, and friends a favor, get the FREE Watch Duty App https://www.watchduty.org/ Watch Duty is operated by real people — not machines or crowdsourcing, and [...]

Start a Vegetable Garden ASK AN ELDER! If you've never gardened with vegetables before, you are in for a treat on many levels. Growing great-tasting vegetables and [...]

Steps to Take if Your Well is Dry There are 4 steps for domestic well owners to follow if you think your well has gone dry. 2023 [...]

Newsletter On Air Quality Enterprise Rancheria EPA & Mooretown Rancheria EPO have partnered together to provide tribal membership from both tribes’ this helpful information. This is our [...]

First Quarter Update Hello Tribal Members, please take a moment to review the Enterprise Rancheria Air Quality Ordinance approved by Tribal Council 7/01/2022. Please contact the EPA [...]

Water testing kits are easy to do Step 1 The kit: Step 2 Open kit Step 3 Review contents Step 4 Read Instructions Step 5 Complete fields [...]

DRI Wildfire Smoke Resilience Take a look at the workshop photos from the presentation by Tribal Member Pierson Nguyen. He taught membership attendees’ how to build a [...]

July 2022 Update: Air Quality What is Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5)? PM stands for particulate matter (also called particle pollution): the term for a mixture of solid [...]

Simple Ways to Conserve Water at Home Only Wash Full Loads of Laundry always on cold setting - Always wait until a load is full beforedoing laundry. [...]

Learning Your Evacuation Zones Learn your ZONES Be prepared for Wildfires in our community, know when to evacuate & what to bring… The following links have address [...]

Benefit Enterprise Rancheria The benefit for Us can happen over the course of the next few years with agencies such as Waterboards, State Board, Central Valley Regional [...]

New Invasive Plants Discovered   Environmental scientists with the Department of Water Resources (DWR) Oroville Field Division have discovered a new aquatic invasive plant in the Feather [...]

Learn About Local Waters Water or Momi in our language, is an undeniable part of our existence. It’s something we all have in common; we cannot live [...]

Sacred & Good Fire / Cultural Burns Indigenous Peoples have managed their lands with fire since time immemorial. But colonizers criminalized the practice, leading to a loss [...]

Sudden Oak Death Fall is here and the ooti/uti (acorns) are falling. Time to begin gathering. While you are out there observe the oaks you gather from.  [...]

Chinook salmon (Oncorhyncus tshawytscha) We know the salmon come home to spawn in the spring & fall runs. They swim from the ocean up the Feather River [...]

August 2021 EPA Update We are dependent on water as a cornerstone of life, as well as cultural & recreational uses. The Enterprise Rancheria Estom Yumeka Maidu [...]

Now that wildfire season is here and drought conditions are at dangerous levels, I have found some useful links for updates on Air Quality, Fire & Smoke Maps. If you [...]

Last month I went to the Enterprise Boat Ramp to monitor the water levels for our EPA Tribal Website May Update that features current the drought. When I visited, I [...]

https://www.ready.gov/drought Lake Oroville is the second-largest reservoir in the state and currently is only 42% full. Our last official drought was 2014 & now we are now officially in a [...]

As Native people, we strive to practice Earth Day every day and serve as a model to others, so in many ways Earth Day is no new concept for us. [...]

Here is March’s link for educating youth on climate change through science, art, and storytelling at Climate Kids Connects.