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Trevor Thomson, member of the Karuk tribe, leads a sage burning ceremony Monday at Citrus Lawn before Xiuhtezcatl Martinez’s lecture. The Robert and Mary Neher Global Sustainability Lecture was hosted by the Sustainable Campus Consortium. / photo by Jaren Cyrus
Trevor Thomson, member of the Karuk tribe, leads a sage burning ceremony Monday at Citrus Lawn before Xiuhtezcatl Martinez’s lecture. The Robert and Mary Neher Global Sustainability Lecture was hosted by the Sustainable Campus Consortium. / photo by Jaren Cyrus
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