The Native Waters on Arid Lands Podcast

In Episode 14 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Helen Fillmore about her research on the climate information and data needs of tribes as they prepare adaptation plans and actions related to climate change.

In Episode 13 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Dr. Loretta Singletary about her work on the Tribes and Indigenous Peoples chapter of the Fourth National Climate Assessment.

In Episode 12 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Derek Kauneckis, Ph.D. about his work on tribal climate adaptation plans.

In Episode 11 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Bonnie Colby, Ph.D. about her work in the areas of economics and tribal water resources, and a new guidebook she is working on about tribal water sharing agreements.

In Episode 9 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Vicki Hebb about the upcoming 2017 Tribal Summit, and elements of effective outreach that are important to her in her work.

In Episode 8 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Dr. Kyle Bocinsky of the Desert Research Institute about his work as a computational archaeologist, and his role in the development of a decision support tool called SKOPE (Synthesizing Knowledge of Past Environments).

In Episode 7 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Dr. Michael Dettinger of the U.S. Geological Survey about the past, present and likely future of climate change in the Great Basin and American Southwest, and discuss a set of climate projections that he has prepared for tribal reservations located in the Native Waters study area.

In Episode 6 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Trent Teegerstrom of the University of Arizona about his work in Tribal Extension Programs. Trent is the Associate Director of Tribal Extension Programs at the University of Arizona in Tucson, and an Agricultural and Resource Economics Extension Specialist.

In Episode 5 of the Native Waters on Arid Lands podcast, we speak with Dr. Kynda Curtis of Utah State University about her research on economically feasible adaptation options for agricultural producers under climate change scenarios in the Native Waters study area.

Kynda is a Professor and Extension Economist in the Department of Applied Economics at Utah State University, and the state food and agricultural marketing specialist.