Organized by representatives from the Tohono O’odham Nation, Mexico and the United States, this biennial symposium offers 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.

Schedule

Monday, March 4:
8am – 6pm: Field Trips (registration required)
5-8 pm: Opening Mixer (registration required)

Tuesday, March 5:
8-9am: Breakfast & Registration
9am – 5pm: Plenary and Break-out Sessions (registration required)
5:30-7:00pm: Networking Dinner (ticketed event)

Wednesday, March 6:
8-9am: Breakfast & Registration
9-11am: Community Plenary (open to the public)
11am – 5pm: Break-out sessions (registration required)
6:00-8:00pm: Dinner on Childs Mountain (ticketed event)

Thursday, March 7:
8-9am: Breakfast & Registration
9am – 1pm: Break-out and Plenary Sessions (registration required)