History has not been kind to the Owens Valley. Indigenous people called the Owens Valley “Payahuunadü,” or the land of flowing water, and settled along the banks of its river, creeks and springs more than 150 years ago.
Cynthia Lee – UCLA Newsroom
History has not been kind to the Owens Valley. Indigenous people called the Owens Valley “Payahuunadü,” or the land of flowing water, and settled along the banks of its river, creeks and springs more than 150 years ago.
Cynthia Lee – UCLA Newsroom