Selected Plants of Navajo Rangelands
Participate
To protect Navajo rangelands it takes all of us. You can help document Navajo rangelands for future generations. Send photos of plants or rangeland sites labeled with date, location, photographer's name, and your comments to:
- Gerald Moore, Navajo Tri-State Federally-Recognized Tribes Extension Program (FRTEP)
- Grey Farrell, University of Arizona Extension, Tuba City, AZ.
- Treva Henio, BIA-Natural Resources, Crownpoint, NM
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