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• Re: Looking for Aboriginal, First Nations Water Quality Programs

  2009-06-24 18:38:49 UTC

  Thank you I've enjoyed reading the case study and I find it very interesting the system of using the group concensus to develop the indicators for their habitats natural being. Here in the western civilation we are purely hung up on chemical, physical, scientific analysis of a watershed that we pass by the way it was once regarded by earlier generations. We do have the same over developed and under protected tracks of environment that can slowly be restored to a healthy habitat and thanks to several funding resources it will be possible, but these lands should have never been wasted to begin with. I have learned from this tribe and this study how to bring this type of research study to the younger population here I feel these younger ones would understand these methods fairly quickly and have a better grasp at understanding than if I were to exhaust them with a scientific premise.
  ray
  http://www.makahwater.com
  
  
  
  ray colby
  water quality specialist
  Makah Tribal Fisheries
  United States
  http://www.makahwater.com
  

• Looking for Aboriginal, First Nations Water Quality Programs

  2009-06-11 11:25:01 UTC

  I'm in development of a Tribal Household Eco-hankbook with topics and chapters like, Energy Efficiency, Transportation, Water Conservation, and Waste Reduction. I would like to correspond with other tribal programs to disscuss the manner in developing our handbook and find out what others approachs are.
  Also I think another theme would be to know what other tribes are coordinating in the Non point source department if they have 319 fundings.
  Thank you.
  
  ray colby
  water quality specialist
  Makah Tribal Fisheries
  United States
  http://www.makahwater.com

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