Organized by representatives from the Tohono O’odham Nation, Mexico and the United States, the symposium will offer presentations and dialogue about the dynamics of natural and cultural ecology, environmental challenges, and their relationships to peoples – past and present – living in the Sonoran Desert.
Join us March 9-12, 2020 as we celebrate successes and address continuing challenges facing the incomparable Sonoran Desert. Sessions and poster presentations will focus on Cultural and Natural Resources, Native American Tribal Perspectives and Modern Human Interactions with the Landscape. The Symposium includes free field trips on Monday March 9th followed by a full schedule of plenary & breakout sessions, poster presentations and abundant networking time at receptions and meals.