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  • 2018 Summer Issue
    25 July 2018
    by Nolan Notah

    GIS Technologies Engage Young Native Americans in Natural Resource Preservation

    A map can speak many languages, reach many audiences — and significantly support the stewardship of natural resources. Where geospatial data is needed, geographic information systems (GIS) are an important tool for building maps that locate information related to flora and fauna, cultural preservation, and recreation, among other applications. 

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  • 2017 Spring
    01 April 2017
    by Alexa D'Agostino

    Cody Natoni Sifford / Navajo / Confederated Tribes of Salish And Kootenai / Geographic Information Systems Analyst

    Before college, Cody Natoni Sifford, Navajo, had never considered a degree — not to mention a career — in environmental science. It was actually his family who encouraged him to try out the environmental science program in college. Then from the moment he set foot in his first class, he knew he had made the right decision.

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