"We’ve been doing this kind of farming way before the Europeans came, and that’s what our ancestors were known for,” says Nutlouis. “The work we do is looking back at ancestral wisdom, reclaiming and re-correcting knowledge, de-colonizing and re-Indigenizing.”

“Ecologies needs to be restored. Food systems need to be restored. This is an opportunity to begin developing localized food economies. There’s a lot of potential in that, but we got to do it right.”

https://e360.yale.edu/features/navajo-natural-infrastructure-dryland-streams