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Don't comeley here. Welcome back to the Red Nation podcast.

Today we have what I think is a very historic episode.

I am very excited to welcome guests from Indian Collective

as well as all public council of governors.

Today we're going to be following up about some of the latest news

around protecting the Greater Chaco Canyon region.

You may have seen Indian Collective posting updates about this. We've

been active on our social media as well, but this is a hot topic right now and we wanted to dive in a little bit deeper

Following the live conversation we hosted a couple weeks back. So without further ado, you all know me, but I'm going to introduce myself again. My

name is Jennifer Marley. Not, now it was a call with a poi. Uh, poi wangay, y'ueroomu. Um, and I would like Boer we can get Uairi O'Moo.

And I would like to pass it on to our guest,

Terrenvia of the all public council of governors.

Thank you again for joining us.

I think this is historic because we're having a representative of APCG and it is just an honor to have you.

Thank you, Jennifer. Greetings everyone.

I didn't

I should say that all the late with ashm and lay. My name is Soda Dam from

and I have my clan as Eagle. I hail from the public of Amos,

Waltoa, New Mexico, and I serve as the executive director for the

all public council of Governors under the leadership of Chairman Mark Mitchell, Vice Chairman Jerome Lucero, and Governor Arden Kukate.

So thank you so much for having me on and allowing us some space to talk about the importance of protecting Chaco Canyon and sharing that space with many important people here today.

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