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State touts Jackson’s tribal co-management as way forward, but critics want to see proof

WHEN GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM issued a directive to all state agencies in 2020 to give First Nations an equal role in the management of their ancestral lands, it was heralded as a turning point in California history. Four years later, meetings involving Cal Fire and unnamed tribes are being viewed as a sign co-management is […]

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