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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

WATER RESILIENCE - INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVES

June, 2022
Brian McGreal University of Arizona
Susanna Eden Water Resources Research Center (WRRC)
Taylor McHugh University of Arizona
Arroyo, pages 1-12, 12 pp., Water Resources Research Center, Tucson, AZ, June, 2022
PDF icon Arroyo 2022 - Water Resilience - Indigenous Perspectives

The water resilience of Native peoples to climate and other exogenous shocks has depended largely on the perseverance of the Native Tribes themselves and will depend increasingly on their own intentions and agency. The University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center’s 2021 Annual Conference, Tribal Water Resilience in a Changing Environment, provided a platform for Native American participants to present and discuss their experiences, knowledge, and visions of water resilience. This Arroyo draws extensively on their words. 

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