Reclaiming
Ancestral Lands
Revitalizing Cultural Foodways for a Sustainable Future
Be part of a historical land back movement
yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe are the first people of San Luis Obispo County. After forcible removal three centuries ago, ytt has the opportunity to reinvigorate traditional foodways and practices. This 350 acre property along the coast, known locally as the Cayucos Abalone Farm, is under contract with ytt Northern Chumash Nonprofit with a closing scheduled for October 2025. ytt is launching a campaign to purchase this land and revitalize the vibrant native ecosystems, from ocean to land.
Join Us
yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini is revitalizing our cultural foodways & reclaiming our homelands for a sustainable future for all. The time is now. ytt Tribe is securing financing to complete this purchase in 2025.
Make a Lasting Impact
Your gift helps ytt Tribe move forward with the purchase of this coastal land—protecting cultural heritage, restoring traditional foodways, and ensuring a future of stewardship.
Support the Landback Campaign
This campaign is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to return ancestral land to Tribal care. Your support brings us closer to restoring balance between people, land, and ocean.
Get Involved & Share the Story
Support isn’t just financial—volunteer your time, help spread the word, and bring others into the circle. You'll receive campaign updates, invitations to special events, and recognition for standing with the ytt Tribe.