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Berry Creek Rancheria of Tyme Maidu Indians of California is a Federally Recognized Native American Tribe located in Oroville, California. As a sovereign government, we work hard to provide for our citizens, protect our future as Maidu people, and support the greater community through our projects and enterprises. 

New Employee Spotlight:

Education News

Bo Yoman Sumi Noel
Youth Program Coordinator

Bo was raised in the rural community of Strawberry Valley, California, where his connection to the land began at an early age. Growing up in the Plumas National Forest, he developed a deep appreciation for the outdoors, inspired by the area’s rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. This early bond with nature continues to guide his work, supported by the Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) passed down through his elders and community.

For more than five years, Bo has dedicated himself to working with Native youth, designing and leading programs that offer safe, supportive environments for academic growth, creative exploration, and cultural connection. He incorporates traditional Maidu teachings into his programming, providing youth with opportunities to learn about their heritage and explore how cultural values can coexist with modern life.

Bo’s work reflects a strong commitment to cultural preservation, youth empowerment, and environmental stewardship—a combination that continues to benefit the community he proudly serves.

Event Highlights: 2022 Handgames Games

In June 2022 Berry Creek Rancheria hosted its first hand game tournament in a few years. Community members, family, and friends came from far and wide to celebrate. Berry Creek's adult team came in 2nd place, and our youth came in 1st! Congrats to all the teams- can't wait to see you at the next tournament!

Community Interviews: Handgames and Clapper Sticks

Listen to tribal youth interview Berry Creek tribal membera Peter Telleria and Joseph Brown on the importance of handgame and clapper sticks to the tribe!

Who We Are

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The Tyme Maidu people have lived in the land now known as Butte County since time immemorial.  This means that our history, our worldview, and our relationships with the land, water, and non human relatives in our ancestral territory stretches back to the beginning of time. Our relationship with this place drives our work. We know how important it is to protect these relationships so that our children and grandchildren can continue our ways of life into the future. 

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May 31st, 2025 @ 10:00am

Gold Country Casino 2nd floor Conference Room

Gaming & Financial Workshop 

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Advanced Class: Every Tuesday  6:00pm - 8:00pm

at the Tribal Office

Beginner's Class:  Every Thursday  6:00pm - 8:00pm

at the Tribal Office

Please contact the Tribal Office if you have any questions.

Maidu Language Class

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Every Thursday at the Tribal Office 3:30 - 5pm Dine In or Grab & Go

Senior Meal Distribution

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