DRI Researchers Reach Out to Native American Students
Wednesday, 22 July 2009 14:21

Workshop at Diné College in New Mexico focused on watershed hydrology and restoration alt

For Immediate Release: July 22, 2009

LAS VEGAS---26 students from Diné College in Shiprock, New Mexico attend a workshop provided by DRI researchers: Drs. Karletta Chief, Kumud Acharya, Mark Stone and Asa Stone. The majority of the students were environmental science majors with some non-science majors and several environmental professionals from the Navajo EPA, Navajo Engineering and Construction, and U.S. Wildlife and Biology Dept.

Read the full DRI Press Release for more information on the workshop at Diné College.
 
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