water rights settlements

Janene Yazzie-The Next Generation of Tribal Water Use: Our Youth Represent the Future

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The University of Arizona
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Janene Yazzie, Little Colorado River Watershed Chapters Association, provides a detail account of how water use and water exploitation have impacted Indigenous peoples.

People
Native Nations
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Citation

Yazzie, Janene. The Next Generation of Tribal Water Use: Our Youth Represent the Future. Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainable Water Practices. Water Resource Research Center Conference. The University of Arizona. Chandler, Arizona. 2015. Presentation. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNPhc0x3GA, accessed September 16, 2015)

Robyn Interpreter-The Nature of Tribal Water Rights

Producer
The University of Arizona
Year

Robyn Interpreter, Water Attorney (Yavapai-Apache Nation and Pascua Yaqui Tribe), discusses how tribal attorneys have to negotiate all perspectives of tribal water rights in a contemporary climate.

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Citation

Interpreter, Robyn. The Nature of Tribal Water Rights. Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainable Water Practices. Water Resource Research Center Conference. The University of Arizona. Chandler, Arizona. 2015. Presentation. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMQow0lqtfs, accessed September 16, 2015)

Margaret Vick-The Nature of Tribal Water Rights

Producer
The University of Arizona
Year

Margaret Vick, Water Attorney (Havasupai and Colorado River Indian Tribes), discusses the nature of tribal water right by examining the long history of Arizona tribes protecting their rights.

People
Resource Type
Citation

Vick, Margaret. The Nature of Tribal Water Rights. Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainable Water Practices. Water Resource Research Center Conference. The University of Arizona. Chandler, Arizona. 2015. Presentation. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmbC7_Mrwc, accessed September 16, 2015)