‘We’ve been here since time immemorial’

As a hydrologist, Phoebe Suina puts her engineering training to work restoring and healing landscapes and communities affected by post-wildfire flooding. As an enrolled member of Pueblo of Cochiti, she also draws on her family and traditions to steward the mountains, forests, and watersheds within her care. In the first of a two-part interview with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, Suina talks about the lessons her elders share about slowing down, even as warming is accelerating the impacts of climate change in New Mexico.

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Lovely young women! White Buffalo 🦬 honored .. spirit is alive .. and moving!

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Since they crossed the Land Bridge anyway...