Nonabah Lane is a dedicated environmental sustainability specialist and co-founder of Navajo Ethno-Agriculture, where she serves as the Director. With a profound commitment to enhancing the well-being of Tribal communities, Nonabah has been at the forefront of innovative environmental civic science projects that intersect agriculture,...
Nonabah Lane is a dedicated environmental sustainability specialist and co-founder of Navajo Ethno-Agriculture, where she serves as the Director. With a profound commitment to enhancing the well-being of Tribal communities, Nonabah has been at the forefront of innovative environmental civic science projects that intersect agriculture, water science, and energy efficiency. Her extensive expertise in environmental policy and Indian water rights uniquely positions her to address the pressing challenges faced by these communities, particularly in mitigating water pollutants and environmental hazards.
Currently, Nonabah is spearheading several key initiatives aimed at revitalizing agriculture in the wake of mine spillage contamination. One of her flagship projects involves launching a community farming campaign that not only promotes sustainable agricultural practices but also engages local citizens in a citizen science project. This initiative is designed to educate and empower community members, fostering a deeper understanding of environmental awareness and water resource management.
In her role, Nonabah excels in project design, implementation, and fundraising for the 501(c)(3) corporation. She is adept at drafting, editing, and assessing proposals for collaborations and funding opportunities that support agriculture education and farming initiatives. By building strategic partnerships with the agriculture community and Tribal colleges, she is paving the way for a more resilient and sustainable agricultural framework within the Navajo Nation. Her leadership has garnered recognition from various organizations, reflecting her unwavering dedication to corporate social responsibility and environmental stewardship. Through her work, Nonabah Lane continues to inspire a movement towards sustainable practices that honor both cultural heritage and ecological integrity.
