Amber Renee Archie,
Amber is a member of the Navajo tribe of Arizona; she is of the Towering House clan, was born for the Black Streak Wood clan, and is from Pinon, Arizona, located within northern Arizona and within the central areas of the Navajo Nation. She is a post-baccalaureate research fellow in the Research and Mentoring for Post-Baccalaureates (RaMP) program at Northern Arizona University. In 2022, she earned a dual degree from NAU, graduating with a BS in Environmental and Sustainability Studies and a BA in Sociocultural Anthropology. Amber’s research interests encompass ethnobotany, botany, ecological restoration, biological conservation, and traditional ecological knowledge. Currently, her fellowship research project focuses on wind erosion mitigation and dryland restoration. This initiative involves the propagation and transplantation of various native grass and forb species on the lands of the Navajo Nation.
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Education
Northern Arizona University
B.S. Environmental and Sustainability Studies - Southwest Environments and Biocultural Diversity
B.A. Anthropology - Sociocultural Anthropology
Graduated December 2022
Dine College
Navajo Language Course Affiliation
Affiliations
Northern Arizona University
Research and Mentoring for Post-Baccalaureates - Wind Erosion Mitigation and Dryland Restoration
Northern Arizona University
Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation - Mentee & Mentor
The Nature Conservancy, Utah State University
Native American Tribes Upholding Restoration and Education - Conservation of Culturally Significant Plants: Peyote & Ramps
Contact
Contact Information:
Email & Phone
aa3547@nau.edu ● 928-225-7965
Linkedin
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ORCID
#0009-0004-7269-7940
Amber Renee Archie
Current Location