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Working with scientists from the White Mountain Apache Tribe in the Springerville Volcanic Field, Arizona

By California Volcano Observatory 2025 (approx.)
A photograph of three men leaning against the bed of a dusty black truck. The man on the left has tan-colored skin, short dark hair, and is wearing dusty jeans, a gray t-shirt, and a colorful bandanna. The man in the center is wearing khaki pants, a light blue button-down shirt, an orange USGS ballcap, and dark sunglasses. The man on the right is older and wearing khaki pants, a blue button-down shirt, a white bandanna, and a khaki hat, with sunglasses on a lanyard around his neck.
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Javis Davis (left, White Mountain Apache Tribe, Hydrologist), Mark Stelten (middle, USGS Research geologist), and Chris Condit (right, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Emeritus Professor) with a lava flow in the background. USGS photo by Dawnika Blatter.

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