After fire and floods, restoring a sacred New Mexico canyon
Clip: 11/26/2014 | 7m 8s
After fire and floods, restoring a sacred New Mexico canyon and a way of life
For more than 1,200 years, Native Americans have called Santa Clara Pueblo home. But in 2011, a devastating fire blasted through the canyon they consider sacred, setting the stage for destructive floods. Now repairs have gone on for years, and there’s constant worry of more damage when it rains. Special correspondent Kathleen McCleery reports.
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After fire and floods, restoring a sacred New Mexico canyon
Clip: 11/26/2014 | 7m 8s
For more than 1,200 years, Native Americans have called Santa Clara Pueblo home. But in 2011, a devastating fire blasted through the canyon they consider sacred, setting the stage for destructive floods. Now repairs have gone on for years, and there’s constant worry of more damage when it rains. Special correspondent Kathleen McCleery reports.
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