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Chapter 3: Arizona's
Tribal Environmental Professionals
Colorado River Indian Tribes
Colorado Indian River Tribes
(520) 669-9211
| Environmental Protection: |
2 |
Water Quality Technicians |
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2 |
Pesticide Officers |
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2 |
Solid Waste Personnel |
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2 |
Administrative |
| Recreation Department: |
3 |
Parks Field Recreation Staff |
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2 |
Youth and Tournament Directors |
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2 |
Administration and 2 Aides |
| Water Resources: |
1 |
Hydrologist |
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1 |
Irrigation Project Engineer |
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1 |
Water Resource Technician |
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2 |
Administrative |
| Fish and Game: |
9 |
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29 |
Total |
Comments:
This agricultural people stopped farming some years ago. New irrigation projects will
make it possible for farming to become a tribal enterprise once again.
NAU || EEOP
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Environmental Education Outreach Program (EEOP)
Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
PO Box 5768 Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5768
Phone: (928) 523-1275 Fax: (928) 523-1280
E-mail: eeop@nau.edu
Last updated: May 27, 2005
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