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Indigenous Youth Help USFWS Restore Fish Passage on Cochiti Pueblo

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Author: 
Melanie Dabovich
Year: 
2014

Indigenous Youth Help USFWS Restore Fish Passage on Cochiti Pueblo

Indigenous Youth Help USFWS Restore Fish Passage on Cochiti Pueblo
Indigenous Youth Help USFWS Restore Fish Passage on Cochiti Pueblo

Ask a group of teenagers their idea of fun and you might get answers like hanging out with friends, dodging opponents during a game of laser tag or playing their favorite video games. But for a group of Native American youth from several of New Mexico’s pueblos, fun meant working outside on a warm, sunny day hauling tons of rock with other tribal youth, community volunteers and staff from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in an effort to restore fish passages along the lower Santa Fe River on Cochiti Pueblo...

collaboration, conservation, ecological restoration, environmental conservation, Native youth, youth education
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Native Nations: 
Pueblo de Cochiti
Resource Type: 
News and Opinion
Topics: 
Cultural Affairs, Environment and Natural Resources, Leadership

Dabovich, Melanie. "Indigenous Youth Help USFWS Restore Fish Passage on Cochiti Pueblo." Indian Country Today Media Network. December 26, 2014. Article. (https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/environment/indigenous-youth..., accessed January 5, 2015)

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