With Zoom connection issues we shifted our afternoon session with Curtis Francisco to conference call. Sound was pipped through our solar powered speakers, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Given current COVID conditions our day with Curtis Francisco to gain greater understanding of Laguna Pueblo culture and how it has been effected by the Jackpile Mine was adapted to operate remotely. Keeping vunerable communities safe as we travel is a priority made stronger by top shelf masks from our key supporter. Solidarity for traveling into the field to connect with people remotely, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Overlooking Jackpile MIne, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
On the mesa overlooking the valley that contains Jackpile Mine, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Animal tracks in radioactive water, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Curtis Francisco talking about the hydrology at Mesita Dam, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Water monitoring at Mesita Dam, which collects run off and sediments from the Jackpile Mine site, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Curtis Francisco talking about the hydrology at Mesita Dam, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Taking notes during with Curtis Francisco, Laguna Pueblo, Photo by Chris Taylor.
Curtis Franscisco talking about how fossilized shells used to make lime, Laguna Pueblo, New Mexico. Photo by Chris Taylor.
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