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Smooth rocks in a flowing river

Fellowship: A Reporter's Notebook

This Reporter’s Notebook gives an on-the-ground review of the Tribal Water Media Fellowship and one fellow’s experience learning, sharing, and exploring her own background and feelings as they relate to telling stories and Indigenous waters.

Klara Goldman holding audio-recording equipment and interviewing a Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff member

Beaver Pod

You may have seen a beaver sometime in your life, but more likely, you haven’t. They’re shy creatures, who tend to do most of their work at night.

Pine needles dripping water

Music is one of the most emotionally moving mediums. Charlotte sought out a pair of indigenous musicians to help create a music video together about the trials and tribulations that water has faced in the Southwest.

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Carolyn Cummins, Ph.D.
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Berndt Hall, Room 350
water@fortlewis.edu

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