The Canadian River Commission administers the Canadian River Compact which includes the states of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Signed in 1950 by the member states, the Compact was subsequently ratified by the respective state legislatures, approved by Congress, and was signed into law by the President in 1952. The interstate Canadian River Commission includes one state commissioner appointed by the governor of each member state and one federal commissioner appointed by the President.
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Catalyzing new opportunities in the Jemez Mountains: Reflections on the Tri-Pueblo Coalition’s successful efforts to gain co-stewardship access on ancestral lands
“We all come from different backgrounds, different knowledge systems, different communities. But climate change doesn't see differences. Fire and drought...
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The Tamalpais Lands Collaborative Case Study: Measuring the Ecological Health of a Multi-Jurisdictional Landscape
Just north of the iconic red columns of the Golden Gate Bridge lies another beloved local landmark: Mount Tamalpais....
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