State of unease: Colorado basin tribes without water rights
Hualapai tribal land in northwestern Arizona borders 100 miles of the Colorado River, but the tribe can't draw from it. The water that serves the tribe's major tourist center at
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Hualapai tribal land in northwestern Arizona borders 100 miles of the Colorado River, but the tribe can't draw from it. The water that serves the tribe's major tourist center at
Many Native American tribes are struggling to access water from the Colorado basin. A pending water settlement would give the Hualapai Tribe the right to draw water.
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