Plans and Reports:
Tribal Hazard Mitigation and Emergency Management Plans
Tribal-Focused Plans:
- Pala Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2020
- Pala Reservation Emergency Preparedness, December 2024
- Pala Emergency Preparedness Plan (Word) Feel free to download and edit for your Tribe.
- Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, April 2021
- La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians Multi‐Hazard Mitigation Plan, June 2024
- Robinson Ranchera Annex Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2020
- Hoopa Valley Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2018
- Happy Camp Community Wildfire Protection Plan, 2024
- Yurok Tribe helpful handouts/info for hazard-specific situations
After Action Reports
Fire:
- CalOES I-10 Freeway Fire After Action Report
- LA County Woolsey Fire Incident After Action Report
- Oregon Wildfires and Straight-Line Winds After Action Report
Water:
- Yurok Tribe Drought Crisis Report
- County of San Diego Severe Storm and Flooding (DR-4758-CA) After Action Report and Improvement Plan
Other:
Resources From Our Speakers
How to Plan for Recovery & Resilience When Disaster Hits
"Ready—Or Not": Cultural Heritage Disaster Preparedness Project
Resilience Resources for Tribal Nations
California's Fifth Climate Change Assessment Tribal Research Program and Vulnerable Communities Platform
Wildfire Readiness and Climate Coordination Exercise
Training and Education
2nd CA Native American GIS Summit – May 21 and 22, 2026, at University of Redlands
Tribal Energy & Climate Collaborative eXchange (TECC-X) – learn, share, and discuss important climate- and energy-related opportunities and issues affecting California Tribes.
Additional Resources by Tribal Climate Health Project
2026 Tribal Energy Planning & Efficiency Cohort
The Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP) and the Tribal Energy and Climate Collaborative (TECC) are excited to invite you to join our newest cohort, the Tribal Energy Planning and Efficiency Cohort. The Cohort will bring together Tribal leaders, community members, environmental professionals, and Knowledge Holders from across California. Participants can expect to begin developing Tribally self-determined strategic energy plans and learn about energy efficiency measures. The Cohort is open to all Tribes in California, regardless of recognition status, as well as employees of Tribally affiliated non-profit organizations.
Learn more about the cohort and register by December 12, 2025. If you have any questions, please contact the ITEP team at Karen.Cozzetto@nau.edu, Kieren.Daley-Laursen@nau.edu, Taryn.Bell@nau.edu, and Julie.Maldonado@nau.edu.
