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USGS Navajo Nation Studies Map of Study Area Bedrock Mapping Surficial Mapping Land Surface Changes Vegetation Drought Conditions 1999-2005 Traditional Knowledge and the Native Perspective Project Participants Web Links Selected References Publications & Presentations	A need for science research serving Native Communities Impacts of Resource Development on Native American Lands Climate change research Holy Wind and Natural Law: Ties that link traditional Navajo Religion to the land Native Science Navajo Nation Chapters Sand Dunes on the Navajo Nation Tsezhin Tah Newsletter Traditional Knowledge Tsezhin Bii', the name of this area in the Navajo language means "within black rocks". The black rocks, a result of past volcanic activity, are less resistant to erosion than the surrounding sedimentary layers that have weathered away. See Maps of the 4 Corners Region including Navajo, Hopi, and other regional tribal lands. Maps include regional landscape features, water resources, climate, land use, and more!

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