Listen "Water Sustainability on the Navajo Nation"
Episode Synopsis
The Navajo Nation is the size of West Virginia. Throughout the Nation, the topography, precipitation patterns, and water recharge are extremely diverse, but not well understood. Here we talk with principal hydrologist Crystal Tulley-Cordova about her work with the Navajo Nation Department of Water Resources and her research around the precipitation, recharge sources, and opportunities for sustainable water use on the Navajo Nation.
This episode was made possible by a Stem Action Grant from the Society for Science
This episode was made possible by a Stem Action Grant from the Society for Science
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