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Former TN student Daiquiri Zozaya

Former TN student Daiquiri Zozaya

works with community members on building a horno at the Native American Community Academy. Photo by Esther Hewitt.

TN funded Ph.D. student, William Mejía,

TN funded Ph.D. student, William Mejía,

collects a water sample in the Santa Fe Watershed. Photo by Esther Hewitt.

Assistant Professor of Biology Alex Webster

Assistant Professor of Biology Alex Webster

presents her TN-funded work on the Santa Fe Watershed at Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Esther Hewitt.

TN-funded Ph.D. student Cassidy Tawse-Garcia

TN-funded Ph.D. student Cassidy Tawse-Garcia

presents on her research. Photo By Martin Castaneda.

TN Program Coordinator Max Landman

TN Program Coordinator Max Landman

and Master's students Brandon Francis and Emiliano McLane pose with an agrivoltaic system at NMSU's Agricultural Science Center in Farmington.

Transformation Network: UNM, other universities researching issues facing the Western U.S.

By Alexa Skonieski April 17, 2025

Categories: Inside UNM College of Arts & Sciences Latest News

Tags: Intermountain West Transformation Network wildfire research water scarcity National Science Foundation

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