Wa:k–where the water goes in

The podcast explores the history and challenges of water management in Southern Arizona, specifically focusing on the Tohono O’odham Nation and their sustainable practices. It discusses the intricate canal systems built by the Huhugam and Tahanaothum tribes, the impact of the DAWS Act on tribal lands, water management in a desert community, and the practice of dryland farming. The episode also highlights efforts for water rights, legislation for Colorado River Water access, and preserving cultural traditions.