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Every year, members of the Chumash community undertake a traditional tomol journey to their homeland in Limuw, now also known as Santa Cruz Island. "Paddling in, there's no other homecoming like that," says paddler Eva Pagaling. Hear the Chumash paddlers' stories in this Story from the Blue – Homecoming: Journey to Limuw.
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In honor of Native American Heritage Day, here is DeGrazia’s 1962 oil painting "Waiting for the Pow Wow".
The sanctuaries and monuments of the national marine sanctuary system run along the shorelines and include the waters of many Native and Tribal Nations.
We work in partnership with these communities to protect resources, shape policy, conduct research, and provide educational programs. At Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary (pictured here), the Makah Tribe, Quileute Tribe, Hoh Tribe, and Quinault Indian Nation have a critical role in sanctuary management as active members of the Intergovernmental Policy Committee and the Sanctuary Advisory Council. Join us in commemorating Native American Heritage Day, today, respecting and honoring the deep cultural ties of Indigenous people to the ocean. (Photo: NOAA. Image Description: A canoe being launched near Tskawahyah Island (also known as Cannonball Island) on Ozette (Makah) Reservation, overlooking Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary.)
Olympic Coast has supported humans for thousands of years. Join Maria Parker Pascua of Makah Tribe as she provides insight into the longstanding relationship the Makah people have with the ocean.
Take a breathtaking 360 virtual tour of Makah territory including Cape Flattery, known as the beginning of the world! Located on the Makah Indian Reservation, at the northwestern-most point in the lower 48 United States, Cape Flattery offers sweeping views of Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, Tatoosh Island, and Cape Flattery Lighthouse. Makah people have protected and managed this important area for millennia.
Today, the Makah Tribe works in collaboration with the sanctuary and other partners to enhance the protection of the area's significant natural and cultural resources.
For more information, visit: olympiccoast.noaa.gov. To check out more of our content in 360°, visit sanctuaries.noaa.gov/vr.
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Today is #NativeAmericanHeritageDay, and we want to celebrate the history, tradition, and values of American Indians and Alaska Natives and recognize the struggles and challenges they have faced.Â
We want to thank American Indians and Alaska Natives for their contributions and achievements to the ocean, maritime traditions, and sanctuary communities.
Every year, members of the Chumash community undertake a traditional tomol journey to their homeland in Limuw, now also known as Santa Cruz Island. Traveling through NOAA Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary. "Paddling in, there's no other homecoming like that," says paddler Eva Pagaling. Hear the Chumash paddlers' stories in this Story from the Blue.
Native American Heritage Day Messages and Quotes
Native American Heritage Day is observed every year in the United States of America on November 26th. Share these Quotes, Wishes and Messages on Native American Heritage Day.
On Native American Heritage Day, we honor the profound legacy, wisdom, and resilience of Native American communities. Native American traditions and values continue to enrich our collective story. We honor this living heritage that continues to shape and strengthen our nation.
