At our annual Tule Programming, we learn cordage and the Tamal-ko/ Coast Miwok way of building a tule canoe with neighbors Lucas and Seung. Alliance for Felix Cove is restoring the last 19th‑century Coast Miwok home at Point Reyes. alliance4felixcove.us14.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=...

Indigiqueer spaces are sacred. ✨ This Pride Month (and all year), we honor Indigiqueer relatives rematriating lands, weaving cultures, healing births, documenting stories, growing food systems, building queer futures across the Bay Area & beyond. Introducing our brilliant partners 👇 #Indigiqueer

🌿Greg Reza shares his connection to his tule relatives, the Native community, and his ancestors. He proudly shares this culture with his son, passing on tradition.  Want to participate in the next tule canoe build? Subscribe to learn what’s coming up this summer! ☀️☀️☀️ #Rematriation

This Pride Month, let's honor the late We'wha, a Lhamana Zuni artist and cultural ambassador. Recognized by their community as Lhamana in early childhood, the late We'wha navigated a sacred third-gender role, mastering both pottery and weaving, bridging between gender roles.

Indigenous women across generations sustain the heartbeat of Alliance for Felix Cove. 🍓 Ámate Perez, Nahua, two-spirit activist, healer & journalist, fled war as a child & now amplifies stories of survival.

Guided by 120+ yrs of matriarchal wisdom 🍓 Meet Peggy Berryhill, "first lady of Native radio." A Muscogee journalist & AAAS member, she fights stereotypes & protects Native voices. Her wisdom fuels our fight to honor Támal-ko stewardship. 🪶 alliance4felixcove.org/director-leadership-circle

The Felix Family, including Bertha Felix, the Matriarch of the Alliance, was erased by mainstream colonial history. In this Emergence Magazine podcast episode, our founder Theresa Harlan dives into the centuries-long indigenous history of her ancestral land.

Meet Theodora (Tedde) Simon—1st Native Liaison for ACLU & UC Berkeley, co-chair of Strawberry Sisters Leadership Circle. Her advocacy for immigrants & land is important to our re-matriation work. 🪶 alliance4felixcove.org/director-leadership-circle #StrawberrySisters #LandBack #Rematriation

📚Join us for a reading and conversation with Aja Couchois Duncan on Thursday, June 30, 6-7:30 PM. The Intimacy Trials, Aja’s new collection of post-apocalyptic Native poetry, creates possibility for repair and reconciliation. A4FC 🍓Sisters, Theresa Harlan and Ámate Pérez will join. Bring questions!

🌿Tule is a symbol of reciprocity and connection to the earth.

June is PRIDE Month🌈When we #CelebratePRIDE, we are actively practicing decolonization and showing up for each other. Through challenging conversations and the days filled with sun and laughter, how we treat each other frames the foundation of a nurturing community.  How are you celebrating Pride?

What does Matriarchy mean to you? 🌊 For us at Alliance for Felix Cove, we think of it more as what it does. For us it means relational, spirit-centered leadership rooted in Indigenous values. We can all be leaders. Drop your definition below. We're listening. 👇 #Matriarchy #Community #FelixCove

Care, culture, and community. That's the power of Native-led nonprofits. 🌍 Today, on #NativeNonprofitDay, uplift the Alliance for Felix Cove as we restore ancestral Támal-ko lands at Point Reyes into a hub for Indigenous resiliency and healing. Support the vision: www.givenative.org/organization...

1,050+ signatures for Indigenous-led restoration! 🙏 Thank you to all supporters.

Meet the women building Felix Cove's future. 🍓 The Strawberry Sisters Leadership Circle unites Indigenous women leading with intention and deep land connection. Kim brings decades of work across social impact, technology, and community advocacy into the vision for Felix Cove.

Mother's Day at Felix Cove means calling her name back to the land. A poem from our founder Theresa Harlan, for her grandmother, Bertha Felix, and for every Indigenous woman who carried ancestral ways forward, knowingly choosing difference.  Happy Mother’s Day.  #Matriarcy #IndigenousWomen

Meet the women building Felix Cove's future. 🍓 The Strawberry Sisters Leadership Circle, founded by Theresa Harlan, unites Indigenous women leading with intention and deep land connection. Built by design, this alliance honors Coast Miwok history and creates a path for justice and return.

April has come and gone, and while some call April Earth Month, we call it something more. Rematriation reminds us: Earth Month is every month. More Americans are acknowledging climate change is real and humans are the cause. And the response is already happening.

🌎 Land isn't separate from us. It's a relationship. We learn from it. Care for it. Return to it. That understanding lives on—in memory, in practice, in reconnection. This is rematriation. 🔗 alliance4felixcove.org #EarthDay #RematriationDay

Who Gets to Hold Our History? Oakland artist, Renee Castro-Ring (Lisjan Ohlone) came to Felix Cove to learn. Not from a textbook. Not from a museum. But from the source.  🌱 Learn more about the work happening at Felix Cove and sign up for our newsletter: eepurl.com/h9u4Mv

We fund national parks to preserve ecosystems. At Point Reyes, those same systems have allowed practices that degrade the land. How do we reconcile priorities while honoring stewardship traditions that predate modern conservation by centuries? 📖 Read: www.alliance4felixcove.org/updates/ranc...

The refreshed logo for Felix Cove tells a story of Indigenous leadership, ancestral knowledge, and return. With artist Weshoyot Alvitre, we’ve refreshed our vision for 5 years of stewardship...restoring what was always meant to continue. Read the full story: alliance4felixcove.org/updates/new-logo

At Felix Cove, ranching didn't just shape the land. It shaped who could stay on it. Over time, Indigenous presence in the region was pushed out of view. What we see today is the result of those decisions. 🔗 www.alliance4felixcove.org/updates/ranc... #FelixCove #PointReyes #LandBack

Our logo got a refresh for our 5th anniversary 🎉 Every change was intentional: 🌿 Colors from the plants at Felix Cove 💙 Sky gradient for the land we protect ✊ Stronger font, grounded like our ancestors Founder Theresa Harlan tells the full story. Take a listen. #FelixCove #LandBack #IndigenousCare

Felix Cove carries generations of history, connection, and responsibility. As decisions shape Point Reyes National Seashore's future, Indigenous leadership must be part of the conversation. Add your name to the petition Support the work Share this story 🔗 www.alliance4felixcove.org/vision-plan

This Women's History Month, we center Indigenous women's voices in land stewardship. "With the Tule, I felt like I was with people who recognized me and remembered me, and were welcoming me back." — Cyndy Frease (Támal‑ko/Coast Miwok, Southern Pomo)

For 4+ years, Alliance for Felix Cove has gathered Native youth & families for tule harvests, canoe building & storytelling. Last fall's Mini Tule Basket workshop with TekTekh Gabaldon (Mishewal Wappo) was a beautiful success. Ka Molis! www.alliance4felixcove.org/tule-baskets

New here? Rematriation isn’t a buzzword—it’s returning stewardship to Indigenous caretakers, balancing ecosystems, and honoring Mother Earth by re-centering Indigenous feminine heart, mind & spirit.

Felix Cove is home to seals, Willet, leopard sharks, ospreys, jellyfish, hermit thrushes… and more. 🌿📸 Matt Polvorosa Kline. Healing land & water means bringing Indigenous knowledge & science together. Reciprocity = nurturing Mother Earth and all her relatives. #EcoHealing #IndigenousScience

We had so much fun last year, we are coming back! Alliance for Felix Cove will be at the Marin Powwow this Sunday, March 22. Admission is FREE, & everyone is welcome to join in celebrating Indigenous Marin! More at marinamericanindianalliance.org 💫

Shout‑out to the Strawberry Sisters Leadership Circle: Indigenous women leading the Alliance for Felix Cove with 120 + years of shared experience. From grandmothers Bertha & Perfecta to today’s strategists and cultural keepers, they’re redefining leadership with care, courage, and community.

Felix Cove isn’t just a historic site.  Rematriation returns Indigenous leadership, ecological wisdom & cultural presence. The NPS can back it, but we need momentum. Only ~12 signatures left to hit 1 000 + names. 🌱 Add yours → www.alliance4felixcove.org/vision-plan

Energy. Creativity. Resilience.  @Bioneers is where changemakers gather to defend the web of life and build a more just, life-honoring world. Join us this March in Berkeley! Learn more: bit.ly/BIONEERS26 #Bioneers2026

Remembering Grandpa Arnold “Camp” Campigli (b. 1890). Born to Swiss‑Italian immigrant parents, Camp married Bertha Felix—the guiding matriarch of our rematriation work. Their daughter, Elizabeth Campigli Harlan loved to follow her dad to harvest abalone at Pierce Point.

Felix Cove is more than a place on a map. It's home. We need 1,000 signatures to demonstrate to the Park that we have strong support for Indigenous-led restoration at Point Reyes National Seashore. If you believe the future of this land belongs in Indigenous hands, 👉 Join us: buff.ly/3L8pJbh

On Black History Month, we remember that progress—like love—is never the work of a single person; it is the collective survivance of our peoples. With that understanding, love itself becomes rematriation in action.

Point Reyes isn’t just a destination—it’s home. Our ancestors lived along Tamal‑liwa, gathering oysters from these waters and building homes on these coves. #Rematriation #FelixCove

Alliance for Felix Cove founder Theresa Harlan is featured in Edible Marin Wine Country! She honors her mother Elizabeth’s legacy by teaching Támal-ko foodways, Tamal language, and land care at Felix Cove, alongside Redbird Willie and other Native stewards. Read: bit.ly/4rgJvjr

First tule harvest, 2022. Some of these volunteers are still with us today. Growth is built on community & commitment. Help it grow. Support our rematriation work: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for... Growth is built on community & commitment. #Rematriation #LandBack

As 2025 ends, Felix Cove’s vision for Indigenous land care and healing gains strength. Your tax-deductible gift supports advocacy, restoration, and cultural renewal. Join us in making this ancestral return real. Donate now: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for...   Ka molis! #YearEndGiving #LandBack

"Voices of Tamal Liwa: Family Stories" has traveled the Bay—from Point Reyes to the California Indian Museum. Ka Molis to the descendants, & to our community, including Joe Sanchez, Haley Rains, and Elissa Simmons pictured here.  Now on view at the Jack Mason Museum through February 2026.

Winter solstice = a time for restoration & reflection. Our team is resting Dec 22-Jan 12. We're grateful for everyone supporting the vision of an Indigenous future for Felix Cove. Ka molis. #LandBack #WinterSolstice

The future of Felix Cove is Indigenous hands on the land again. Indigenous voices telling stories. Balance restored for all relatives. The Felix family descendants were blocked from their home for decades. The National Park Service can make this right. They need to hear from you.

A powerful evening of community last month at TelHi Books. ✨ Grateful to hear Theresa Harlan share readings connected to her Támal-ko family stories, and to celebrate Sara Calvosa Olson's (@thefrybreadriot) beautiful cookbook, Chími Nu’am. Nights like this, are the heart of the work. Ka Molis.

Vision for Felix Cove: an Indigenous-led living history center on rematriated homelands. Our work is featured in @PointReyesLight. Join us. Add your signature to show broad support for this step toward healing & stewardship. Read & sign: www.ptreyeslight.com/news/miwok-d... #Rematriation

Javi learned to build a toy tule canoe at this year’s tule build — felt every emotion and then helped others build theirs. This work to rematriate and defend Felix Cove is made possible by community support. Help protect the Felix Family home — donate: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for...

Ka molis for showing up on Giving Tuesday. Continue supporting #GiveNative Gifts to the Alliance for Felix Cove, fund tule canoe building, foodways, plant-pigment art, and Native women’s music. Give now: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for... #Rematriation

This #GiveNative Day, two truths frame our fight for Felix Cove: Truth 1: Támal-ko (Coast Miwok) care for this land spans 15,000+ years. The last family was forced out in the 1950s. Truth 2: Right now, we can change the story. The National Park Service is planning for Point Reyes.

$105B to nonprofits in '22. Only $263M to Native-led orgs. That’s 0.25%. Let that sink in. This #GivingTuesday, remember: Investing in Native-led nonprofits supports Native-led solutions. The Támal-ko people thrived at Támal liwa for generations.

During Native American Heritage Month, we celebrate Native culture and history. But gratitude requires action. Of the $105 billion given to nonprofits by private foundations in 2022, only $263 million (0.25%) went to Native-led orgs.