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Arizona Ecological Services Represents Natural Resources Profession at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Southwest Region, November 17, 2005
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Photographer Cathy Gordon of Jeff Humphrey explaining the Desert Tortoise at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Photographer Cathy Gordon of Jeff Humphrey explaining the Desert Tortoise at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Photographer Cathy Gordon of Jeff Humphrey discussing Harris Hawk at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Photographer Cathy Gordon of Jeff Humphrey discussing Harris Hawk at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Photographer Jeff Humphrey of Cathy Gordon showing a Harris Hawk at Gila River Indian Career Fair
Photographer Jeff Humphrey of Cathy Gordon showing a Harris Hawk at Gila River Indian Career Fair

Two members of the Arizona Ecological Services Field Office traveled to Sacaton, Arizona to represent professions in natural resource management at the Gila River Indian Career Fair.  Over 800 students and members from the tribal community visited the fair and were treated to the Service's presentation and interpretation of a live desert tortoise and Harris' hawk -- two species native to the tribe's lands.  The Service display elicited much interest in service programs and career opportunities.  Many parents requested and received information regarding the application for eagle feathers for ceremonial purposes.  Contacts were made with other Arizona tribes regarding outreach and education.

Contact Info: Martin Valdez, 505-248-6599, martin_valdez@fws.gov



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