Tulare Lake, once the largest freshwater body west of the Mississippi River, reappeared after more than 130 years of absence.
Hundreds of irrigation canals and basins were constructed to drain the water from the lake, ultimately driving the native Tachi Yokut Tribe off the their land. The waters of Tulare Lake began to ...
The Indigenous Tachi Yokut called the lake 'Pa'ashi,' which got its water from melting snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Vivian Underhill, a feminist scholar studying environmental justice who ...
El lago Tulare, conocido como el lago "fantasma" o Pa'ashi por la tribu indígena Tachi Yokut, está ubicado en el sur del Valle de San Joaquín, en el estado de California y es el que volvió a a ...
The Tachi-Yokut Tribe announces that Walter Gunn has been named Director of Safety and Security for Tachi Palace Casino Resort. Gunn boasts over a decade of security experience, including casino ...