White Mountain Apache Tribe

The Recipients Water Resources Program Will Coordinate With the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) to Process Data From Six Usgs Gaging Stations That That Recipient Monitors on Tribal Land. the Data Will Be Used to Develop Recommendations to the Tribal Community in Adapting to Climate Change.activities Under This Scope Include But Are Not Limited To:task One. Narratives Will Be Compiled From Vivian Hippmann Gauers Masters Thesis: Adaptive Capacity Creation in the St:lo Research and Resource Management Centre (st:lo Nation, BC) and the Fort Apache Heritage Foundation (white Mountain Apache Tribe, Az).task Two. Using Meteorological, Streamflow Groundwater and Water-quality Data, Including Data Received From the Six Usgs Gaging Stations Monitored by the Recipient, Data Will Be Collected and Analyzed That Supports Narratives Identified in Task One.task Three. a Usgs Series Report and Accompanying Usgs Fact Sheet Will Be Developed. Task Four. the Recipient Will Coordinate and Complete Training on Leveraging the Data Gathered in Task Two. the Recipient Will Coordinate a Presentation From Usgs to Tribal Members and Documents Developed in Task Three Will Be Used by the Recipient as Outreach Material to Help Tribal Members Adapt to Climate Change.