"Education, begun early and continued throughout life, is one of the Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe’s top priorities."
-Claudia Brundin, Chairperson, Blue Lake Rancheria Tribe
| Culture: | Aboriginal Wiyot |
| Culture Diversity | Membership: | Wiyot, Yurok, Tolowa, Cherokee |
| Language: | Algonquian, Athab(p)ascan, Cherokee |
| Chairperson: | Claudia Brundin |
| Vice-Chairperson | Arla Ramsey |
| Secretary | Treasurer: | Art Ramsey |
| Member-At-Large: | Diane Holliday |
| Member-At-Large: | Dorothy McKinnon |
| Status: | Federally-recognized |
| Membership: | 53 |
| Constitution: | The Blue Lake Tribe is organized under an IRA Constitution Approved by the secretary of the interior March 22, 1989 |
| Location: | The Blue Lake Rancheria consists of approximately 91 acres near the picturesque City of Blue Lake, California, 17 miles north of Eureka and 5 miles east of Arcata, in Humboldt County – largely rural terrain between the Northern California coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean, bordered by (still) great forests and the majestic California Redwood trees. |
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