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Norm DeWeaver-Tribal Water Successes and Challenges

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Norm DeWeaver-Tribal Water Successes and Challenges-WRRC Conference 2015

Norm DeWeaver, Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc., provides three individual Native nation stories focusing on successes and challenges around tribal water rights.

agriculture, intertribal relations, traditional knowledge, tribal water rights
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Norm DeWeaver
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Ak-Chin Indian Community
Quechan Tribe
White Mountain Apache Tribe
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Environment and Natural Resources, Governance, Intergovernmental Relations

DeWeaver, Norm. Tribal Water Successes and Challenges. 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=gzPDzFNRnLc, accessed September 16, 2015)

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