Blue Lake Rancheria Office of Emergency Services attends Tsunami Week public forum
On Thursday, March 26th, the Blue Lake Rancheria (BLR) Office of Emergency Services (OES) attended a Tsunami Week public forum discussion at the Humboldt Grange. This event was focused on reflection following the recent flooding incidents in King Salmon, offering community members a space to ask questions, connect with emergency management & weather professionals and […]
Blue Lake Rancheria Office of Emergency Services hosts CERT training in Klamath
The Yurok Tribe and Blue Lake Rancheria (BLR) Offices of Emergency Services (OES) recently completed another round of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Basic training in Klamath. CERT is a nationally recognized program teaching individuals the skills needed to help themselves and their communities in a disaster scenario. This training session brought together 13 individuals […]
Blue Lake Rancheria Office of Emergency Services hosts CERT training in Weitchpec
Both the Blue Lake Rancheria (BLR) and Yurok Tribe Offices of Emergency Services collaborated to complete the first of three Tribally coordinated Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) trainings this past weekend. Community members came together to learn the basics of disaster response, basics of disaster medical operations and psychology, fire safety, and more. These CERT […]
March 23rd: Blue Lake Rancheria’s Independence Day
On March 23rd, we celebrate Blue Lake Rancheria’s Independence Day. Within the aboriginal territory of the Wiyot people, the Blue Lake Rancheria was founded in 1908 as a small reservation for displaced Native Americans impacted by the California Gold Rush. This historical period brought devastating violence, massacres, and forced removals, leaving indigenous communities shattered, […]
Celebrating National Agriculture Day
Today, we honor the hands that sustain us and the knowledge that guides them. On National Agriculture Day, we recognize the growers, harvesters, seed keepers, and land stewards who nourish our communities. The volunteers and staff at the Daluviwi Community Garden have been hard at work preparing the garden for the next season, and Blue […]
Blue Lake Rancheria hosts ICS 400 Emergency Management training
From 3/11 through 3/12, the 𝗕𝗹𝘂𝗲 𝗟𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗥𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮 (𝗕𝗟𝗥) Resiliency Training & Innovation Center (RTIC) hosted an ICS 400 emergency management training. The Incident Command System (ICS) is a nationally recognized and standardized command response structure for the control and coordination of emergencies. The ICS structure has been implemented across government, public safety, and private […]
Blue Lake Rancheria hosts Toys for Tots Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
On March 7th, the Redwood chapter of Toys for Tots held a Volunteer Celebration Dinner at the Sapphire Palace in Blue Lake Casino Hotel, bringing volunteers from all around the county together to celebrate a successful year of community engagement and support. Toys for Tots is a U.S. Marine Corps program dedicated to collecting and […]
Blue Lake Rancheria contributes to Eureka City Schools Culinary Program
The Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Education Agency (BLR TEA) recently supported the Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway program at Eureka High School and Zoe Barnum High School by providing needed supplies to the Culinary Arts classrooms. CTE is a sequence of courses over multiple years that integrates academic knowledge with technical and occupational knowledge to […]
History Palooza at Eureka High School
In February 2026, the Future Forward Innovations Team at Eureka City Schools (ECS) launched the very first History Palooza. This learning experience gives students an opportunity to select a topic they are passionate about, and create a project in a style that suits their learning style best. Students were free to work individually or as […]
Blue Lake Rancheria hosts Wildland Fire Academy
From February 16-20th, Blue Lake Rancheria (BLR) hosted a Wildland Firefighting Academy at the Sapphire Palace in Blue Lake Casino. This academy consisted of both S-130 and S-190 courses, the completion of which will qualify students through the National Wildfire Coordinating Group as FFT2 Basic Wildland Firefighters. In the S-130 course, students learned an introduction […]