What - and who - is behind Navajo Nature?

The website is a collaborative effort. It involves people and institutions that are all working towards creating a valuable research, information and learning resource for and about the Navajo Reservation.

The Navajo Ant Project (NAP) includes institutional collaborations between the Navajo Nation's Diné College and the college's Diné Environmental Institute in Shiprock, New Mexico and the Harvard University Native American Program and Harvard University's Museum of Comparative Zoology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The Navajo Ant Project (NAP) is also a participating member of the Global Ant Project and is also collaborating with the Colorado Plateau Museum of Arthropod Biodiversity.

Individual Contributors include:

Gary Alpert
Arnold Clifford
David Lubertazzi
Amy Mertl
Beverly Maxwell

 

Copyright and Information Sharing

Material contained on the Navajo Nature website is a synthesis of data objects that range from original work to descriptions of species from taxonomic publications. Original material contained on species pages, including text and photographs, are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License Creative Commons License. Any non-commercial reuse requires any reproduction of this material include this license, attribution of www.navajonature.org as the source, and, if reused on the web, the attribution text (www.navajonature.org) must contain a link to the URL: www.navajonature.org

Species pages are easily identified as such by there being a latin name within the title of the page and in the opening heading of the main content area of the webpage. Content contained on non-species pages are protected by copyright and cannot be used without permission.