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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Blake McCord
11/15/22
Water
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Update: Flooding at Uranium Mine Near the Grand Canyon
Miners have pumped more than 49 million gallons of water laced with uranium and arsenic out of a mine near the Grand Canyon.
Raymond Chee
11/8/22
Native America
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Bright, Bold, and Original, a Navajo Artist’s Journey through Self-care
Crystal Dugi is a one-woman business selling bright and colorful artwork inspired by her Navajo culture.
Tim Peterson
11/1/22
Uranium
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Native America
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White Mesa Ute Lead Spiritual Walk to Protest Uranium Mill
A uranium mill near Bears Ears National Monument puts public health, water, and air quality at risk.
Bernadette Adley-Santa Maria, photo by Deidra Peaches
10/4/22
Grand Canyon
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Native America
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The Headwaters of the Little Colorado River
Ramon and Bernadette, White Mountain Apache tribal members, trace the Little Colorado River's headwaters to their sacred mountain.
Raymond Chee
09/21/22
Native America
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Finding Answers through Farming
Cherilyn Yazzie was advocating for public health and nutrition when she saw a need for farmers on the Navajo Nation.
Deidra Peaches
08/18/22
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Native America
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Grand Falls on the Little Colorado River
Grand Falls is more than a tourist destination. Dr. Herman Cody and Radmilla Cody, Diné (Navajo) musicians, discuss growing up along the banks of the Little Colorado River.
Raymond Chee
08/9/22
Native America
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Collaborating to Build a Native Economy
Germaine Simonson's convenience store meets customer needs in her rural Navajo Nation community.
Grand Canyon National Park
08/2/22
Grand Canyon
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Native America
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Centering Native Perspectives at Grand Canyon National Park
Long-term efforts strive to center Indigenous perspectives in park management and interpretation.
Amy S. Martin
07/20/22
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Native America
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Grand Canyon Tourism Economy Rebounds
Grand Canyon National Park generates millions for the Arizona economy.
Amy S. Martin
07/14/22
Grand Canyon
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Native America
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Hiring Reform at Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon National Park is carved out of ancestral lands of at least 11 tribes, but Native people make up only a small percent of park employees.
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