Alliance for Felix Cove

“The movement to tell the full story of first peoples is a project for all national parks, monuments and public lands. Point Reyes can be an example in honoring Coast Miwok ancestors and their living descendants.”

- Theresa Harlan

Our work to rematriate, defend and decolonize Laird’s Landing,

is only possible with your support.

The Alliance for Felix Cove advocates for the protection and restoration of the last remaining 19th century Coast Miwok-built home at Point Reyes National Seashore and to honor the lives of the ancestral Felix Family— the last Coast Miwok family to live on the western shores of Tomales Bay at Laird’s Landing until 1956.

In just the few short years since our founding in 2021, the Alliance for Felix Cove has emerged as a leader in movement for Indigenous land rematriation and cultural renewal. Once our work was only known to Felix family members and close friends; now our work is frequently featured in the media and we are collaborating closely with the National Park Service to explore possibilities for Indigenous land stewardship within Point Reyes National Seashore.

Please support restoring Coast Miwok history and to save the Felix Family home and ancestral land so that future generations can walk in the footsteps of our Tamalko ancestors at Tamal-liwa by making a donation today.