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California funds Northern Chumash Tribe's $18m bid to restore 357 coastal acres

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California has committed $5 million to help the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe acquire 357 acres of coastal land in Cayucos. The site previously hosted the largest abalone farm in the United States. The tribe is working to raise a total of $18 million to complete the purchase. Plans for the property include restoring native habitats, reviving aquaculture, and conducting research on endangered white and black abalone species.

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