Margaret Hiza Redsteer uses Navajo memories to track climate change
Author:
Danielle Venton
Date Published:
4/4/2012
Description:
"Margaret Hiza Redsteer has long known the Navajo Nation. Of Crow descent, she grew up near the Montana-Wyoming border, and in the 1970s moved to an area of Arizona then shared by the Navajo and Hopi tribes. She married a Navajo man and they had three children. While living on the reservation, she often heard people talk about how much the land's vegetation had changed."
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