Responsible for protecting, preserving and managing Wiyot cultural resources. Reviews Timber Harvest plans, Federal, State, County and local city projects. Oversees activities related to NAGPRA, ARPA, Historic Preservation Section 106, State laws and other repatriation activities. The department has been working to restore the Wiyot 
Language. . |
|
ATTN: Helene Rouvier Cultural Director/Tribal Historic Preservation Officer Wiyot Tribe 1000 Wiyot Dr. Loleta, CA 95551 Phone: (707) 733-5055 Fax: (707) 733-5601 For more information email: cultural@wiyot.us |
Foresters, Federal, State, County and local
city project planners please send cultural notifications to:
|
|
The
Wiyot Tribe provides cultural monitoring services upon completion
of the cultural monitoring contract
agreement. The client must provide at least 72 hours
notice on normal business days before a monitor is needed to the
job site. The Tribe will provide a final report on monitor
findings. The final report may contain confidential information, requiring
it to be restricted information (not available to the
public). To schedule a cultural monitor contact Helene
Rouvier (707) 733-5055 and complete a cultural monitoring contract agreement. Tribal Historic Preservation Office
|
The Wiyot Tribal Historic Preservation Office,
one of only 30 Tribal Historic Preservation Offices throughout the
|
Wiyot Language Program
|
The Wiyot Tribe recognizes that Language revitalization is fundamental to the survival of Wiyot culture. To this end the Tribe has been working to restore the Wiyot language through the development of the Wiyot Language program. This program is guided by a committee of elders who make decisions on the development of the language curriculum, pronunciation, and other language issues. The tribe also maintains a part-time Language Program Coordinator to oversee this program. For more information about the language program email Joycelyn Teague at joycelyn@wiyot.us
|
