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$1.5M grant will build global network to prevent exploitation of Indigenous data

Heat experts pose for a group photo on stepping stones in a pond in front of the Yale-NUS building.

International Heat Health Experts Help Shape United Nations’ Call to Action on Extreme Heat During Four Hottest Days on Earth

RaeAnna Rabang smiles in front of a river.

Indigenous Governance Program Master Student Receives $20k From Haury Program for ‘Traditional Foods’ Project

Barron-Gafford takes a selfie in front of a packed conference crowd.

Growing Knowledge: U of A Researchers Share Findings at 2024 Agrivoltaics World Conference

3 panelists sit under a projection screen with an AI-generated image of an enormous river raft full of business professionals floating down the Colorado River.

Ebbs and flows in the Colorado River negotiations: How are we doing?

Andrea Gerlak poses with fellow Tucson Water Citizen's Water Advisory Committee member Juliet McKenna in doors in front of an Arizona flag.

Giving Back: Udall Center Director Andrea Gerlak on Serving Her Community as a Water Policy Expert

A sign on the side of a desert road reads, "Caution! Extreme Heat Danger"

New federally funded center will rely on UArizona expertise to help communities manage extreme heat

Attendees work as a group during an IDSov Summit session.

Hundreds Gather in Tucson for the Largest Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDSov) Event in History

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Across North America: 12 International EMIGRA Fellows Will Collaborate in Communities to Improve Migratory Species Research Outcomes

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The Colorado River: A High-Level Look at the Water Shortage and Policy Negotiations Today

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