River Run Network
Every bag of trash makes a difference! Join us this May for an event focused on creek care and beautification.Support the Community Science Effort in the Tanque Verde Creek
Join us for a hands-on science adventure as we track the creek’s recovery from invasive Arundo and restore native habitat. You'll help survey plants using a simple method called transects—no experience needed! Our team will guide you in identifying native riparian species.
River Run Network Clean Up & Arundo Removal: Pantano Creek and Ft Lowell Park
05/22/2025 - 5:30pm
Help beautify our rivers by picking up trash + removing invasive species
We’re focusing on areas along our creeks where trash has collected and small patches of invasive Arundo have been spotted—and we need your help to clean it up and protect our waterways. This event will center around trash pickup and beautification efforts, making this vital community space cleaner, safer, and more enjoyable for people, wildlife, and future creek restoration projects. We'll also target a few small stands of Arundo to stop its spread.
2025 Annual San Pedro Bi-National Beaver Survey #2
12/06/2025 - 9:00am
Be the Beaver!
2025 Annual San Pedro Bi-National Beaver Survey #1
11/15/2025 - 9:00am
Be the Beaver!
A Few Spots Left to Help Beautify the Rillito This Saturday!
Summit Hut Volunteer Day
Saturday, April 19th @ 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Register Here
For this special event, we're partnering with Summit Hut! As a thank you for your hard work, they will be giving away Cotopaxi waist packs to the first 30 volunteers.
Sonoran Rivers in Concert
Cool your space down by 5 degrees with our Cooling Consultations.
Cooling Consultations
Contact Nicole Parks at nparks@watershedmg.org
Join the River Run Network to Tackle Arundo in the Tanque Verde Creek
Exciting News: More Opportunities to Help Restore Tanque Verde Creek!
We're adding a second weekly Arundo removal event on Thursdays! Due to changes in our federal funding, we're shifting more work time to our state-funded projects — great news for the Tanque Verde ecosystem as we expand our restoration efforts.
3 Months Left to Support Arundo Removal in the Tanque Verde Creek
We've got 3 more months to tackle Arundo this season! Arundo grows aggressively, consuming precious water, crowding out native plants, and increasing flood and fire risks. By removing this invasive species, we’re making space for native vegetation, improving groundwater recharge, and working toward a future with restored creek flow.
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