Pollinators in the Kitchen: Nurtured by Nature
A land rich with pollinators is vital to every meal, both plant-based and animal-based.
Wildfire Mitigation Work Near Tribal Properties
Thanks to the hard work of a crew from Phoenix School in Roseburg, a large area near Seven Feathers RV Resort in Canyonville has been treated to help mitigate or reduce impacts from wildfire.
CCTPD Swears In Newest Tribal Police Officer
Brian Melvin, the newest officer of the Cow Creek Tribal Police Department, was sworn in during a ceremony held on April 2.
US Navy Ship Named after Nisqually Tribal Leader
The U.S. Navy has christened a Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ship the USNS Billy Frank Jr., named after the Pacific Northwest Native American rights leader.
Free Dental Days at Cow Creek Health and Wellness Center
Here is your chance to meet with a dental provider to get a free dental screening and preventive services if needed!
Fueling Movement and Performance
Just like a car needs gas to go, our bodies also needs fuel; however, not all energy is created equally.
Tribe and ODFW Talk Rock Creek at Town Hall
Working together for cultural and community connection to fish in the Umpqua Basin, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife […]
Tribal Forestry Director Testifies Before Senate
Tim Vredenburg, Director of Forest Management for the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians (CCBUTI), was one of several witnesses who offered testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee […]
The Road to Recovery
How the Tribe’s Land and Resources Team is Honoring Resilience Through Recovered Wood from the Milepost 97 Fire
Wildfire Hazard Map Appeals on Hold Until June
The appeals process for the Wildfire Hazard Map is on hold until June.
