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Water Resource Research Center's 2020 Photo Contest Winner: Nikki Tulley

Water Resource Research Center's 2020 Photo Contest Winner: Nikki Tulley

Jan. 25, 2021

An image of a mother and daughter filling a container with water from a safe water point in the Navajo Nation — Family Adaptations - Navajo Nation, 2020

Nikki Tulley

Trainee and Doctorate student Nikki Tulley wins the Water Resource Research Center's 2020 Photo Contest, Best of: People and Their Animals with her image: Family Pandemic Adaptions - Navajo Nation, 2020.

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