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The PHE Canada Podcast, Episode 2: Healthy School Initiatives
Welcome to The PHE Canada Podcast!In the second episode of our podcast, we speak with principal, Silvia Speck, and PHE teacher, Lisa Winters, from Avonmore Elementary School.
Creature Feature: Native Fish of the Upper Colorado River Basin
Trusted local news leader for Williams AZ and the Grand Canyon By Lisa Winters - Grand Canyon Trust Originally Published: September 21, 2023 12:36 p.m.
Good Birth: The Underrecognized Risks of a “Successful” Labor and Delivery
Good Birth: The Underrecognized Risks of a “Successful” Labor and Delivery Author’s Memo This story explores childbirth-related trauma and postpartum mental health through the lens of a ‘good birth.’ It pulls from literature on both medical sociology and psychology to provide a more complete picture of the short- and long-term impact of having a successful yet complicated birth story. For Rose and others like her, the birth of a child is transformative.
Arizona tribes oppose plan to dam Colorado River tributary
This April 2016 provided by Grand Canyon Trust shows the Little Colorado River about a half mile from where it empties into the much-larger Colorado River in northeastern Arizona. Native American tribes in northern Arizona overwhelmingly oppose proposals to dam the Little Colorado River for hydropower. Phoenix-based Pumped Hydro Storage company is seeking preliminary permits from the federal government to study the sites east of Grand Canyon National Park.
Proposals would dam Little Colorado River for hydropower
This April 2016 provided by Lisa Winters shows the Little Colorado River about a half mile from where it empties into the much-larger Colorado River in northeastern Arizona. A Colorado River tributary in northeastern Arizona is being eyed for power generation. A newly formed Phoenix company wants to put up dams on the Little Colorado River. Pumped Hydro Storage, LLC. is seeking preliminary permits from the federal government to study sites on the Navajo Nation.
Park Service proposes methods to control invasives in Grand Canyon
Rising numbers of invasive brown trout and green sunfish in the Colorado River downstream of Glen Canyon Dam have spurred the National Park Service to propose a range of new actions to control those and other non-native aquatic species in Glen Canyon and Grand Canyon.But a few of the ideas, including long-term electrofishing and the introduction of more non-native fish to the river, are drawing concern from fishing and environmental organizations as well as the Arizona Game and Fish...
Park Service to create new fish plan for Grand Canyon and Glen Canyon
The National Park Service is requesting public input as it creates a plan for managing nonnative aquatic species in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Grand Canyon National Park. The plan is intended to address increases in potentially harmful non-native fish like brown trout and green sunfish that have been documented since 2013. Nonnative fish threaten downstream native or endangered fish and the Lees Ferry recreational rainbow trout fishery.
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