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Healing and Adapting with the Land

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7.12.24 – In April 2022, Paula Garcia watched the Hermits Peak Calf-Canyon Fire in northern New Mexico consume more than 341,000 acres — including many of her family’s lands. And as the executive director of the New Mexico Acequia Association, she has worked tirelessly to help the acequia community recover from continued post-wildfire flooding. In…

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‘If we’re static, that is unsustainable’

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7.12.24 – In the second part of a two-part interview with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, the Pueblo of Cochiti’s Phoebe Suina describes how even in engineering concepts, nothing is linear. To adapt to climate change, people must stop thinking that the changing climate is part of a linear system. She also talks about acts of…

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