Architecture students build homes on Navajo Nation
Eight architecture students from the University of Utah will spend the rest of the year designing and building a home for a family on the Navajo Nation.
Eight architecture students from the University of Utah will spend the rest of the year designing and building a home for a family on the Navajo Nation.
Jaime Yazzie has been asking how traditional knowledge held within her Diné community can inform management in Navajo Nation forests.
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