Pima Co unty Flood Control is in Phase 2 of the Santa Cruz River Cortaro Narrows Training Structures project . What's been done? We'll show you!
\n \nYo u'll hear from Janice Hughes\, PE\, RG\, and Matth ew Lutheran\, PLA about the work done in Phase 1 and what's in store to enhance the area with strea m restoration\, grade control structures\, reveget ation\, and invasive species removal. There is so much potential for this section of river\, from cr eating habitat for Sonora Mud Turtles to seeing na tive fish and creating bird habitat\, we look fowa rd to showing you what's in store.
\n \nThis event is organized through WMG’s River Run N etwork (RRN). The RRN is a program that honors the heritage of our rivers and the value that water h olds for the peoples of Southern Arizona. We ackno wledge the indigenous communities that have respec ted and stewarded our rivers for thousands of year s and the Pascua Yaqui\, Tohono O’odham\, and Lati no communities that continue to steward the rivers today. Members work together to learn about and s teward our rivers through creek walks\, restoratio n activities\, river clean-ups\, and educational w orkshops. If you are not yet a member\, we will ad d you to the RRN when you register for this event. Membership is free and includes a regular e-newsl etter with upcoming events.
DESCRIPTION:Pima County Flood Control is in Phase 2 of the San ta Cruz River Cortaro Narrows Training Structures project. What's been done? We'll show you!\n \n \n \n You'll hear from Janice Hughes\, PE\, RG\, and Matthew Lutheran\, PLA about the work done in Ph ase 1 and what's in store to enhance the area with stream restoration\, grade control structures\, r evegetation\, and invasive species removal. There is so much potential for this section of river\, f rom creating habitat for Sonora Mud Turtles to see ing native fish and creating bird habitat\, we loo k foward to showing you what's in store.\n \n \n \ n This event is organized through WMG’s River Run Network (RRN). The RRN is a program that honors th e heritage of our rivers and the value that water holds for the peoples of Southern Arizona. We ackn owledge the indigenous communities that have respe cted and stewarded our rivers for thousands of yea rs and the Pascua Yaqui\, Tohono O’odham\, and Lat ino communities that continue to steward the river s today. Members work together to learn about and steward our rivers through creek walks\, restorati on activities\, river clean-ups\, and educational workshops. If you are not yet a member\, we will a dd you to the RRN when you register for this event . Membership is free and includes a regular e-news letter with upcoming events.\n \n CATEGORIES:Creek Walk CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260613T070000 DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260613T070000 DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20260613T090000 LOCATION:32.380260\, -111.114422\n Tucson\, AZ 85743\n Unit ed States\n URL:https://watershedmg.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=2922 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR