The Great Peskadot by Cabrini Cruz Palomo Environment She can see her beehives

She can see her beehives from her kitchen window and is always on the watch for greater banded hornets and cane toads so she can catch them before they eat her bees

Her favorite thing to do is create art of all types and sizes

and finally Ulithi's emergence into a self-governing status within Yap State in the Federated States of Micronesia

She has an M

heritage celebrations

The Great Peskadot by Cabrini Cruz Palomo Environment She can see her beehivesThe Great Peskadot follows Maria, a young CHamoru girl, as she joins her grandfather, Papa David, on her first fishing trip where she learns what it takes to become a great peskadot! Cabrini Cruz Palomo, an Indigenous CHamoru from the beautiful village of Inalhan, Guhan, is currently leading a project to develop place based textbooks for elementary students that highlight Micronesian histories and cultures. Outside of work, Cabrini enjoys spending