(Front to back) Cole Gomez Maldonado, Travis Willtinson (blue helmet), Thomas Jorgenson, and Mia Russell work to weed an invasive species. The tribe does not attempt to eradicate these plants but rather tries to find a way to live in harmony and balance with it. Location is a 5 acre megawatt solar field built in 2015. It was the first project in the Midwest with a smart inverter code. Photo by Josh Kohanek.
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