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Responding to Climate Change

July 11, 2024
Two people working in a barren field under a clear sky. One person is digging with a shovel, while the other observes.

7.12.24 – Like many others, Theresa Pasqual, director of the Tribal Historic Preservation Office at the Pueblo of Acoma, knows that long before human-caused climate change started warming and drying the Southwest, survival in this arid landscape required care and connection. In this special segment of Our Land, Pasqual also talks about the challenges tribes…

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Healing and Adapting with the Land

July 11, 2024
Three people stand outdoors near trees, engaged in conversation. The woman points to something off-camera while the two men wear hats and sunglasses. They are dressed in casual outdoor attire.

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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