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[Clip about WMG's beaver survey starts at the 43:23 mark.]
We are excited to get our hands dirty to help restore seasonal flows and forest health along beautiful Tanque Verde Creek! Join Jim Washburne, WMG’s Senior Project Specialist and Arundo eradication expert to learn about and take action to remove the invasive Arundo donax (Giant cane).
Spend a Saturday in the beautiful Cienega Creek and help restore this beautiful oasis. At one time, Cienega Creek was a beautiful marsh, filled with lush plants, many species, and year-round flowing water. WMG is working to restore this area by slowing, spreading, and sinking the flow into the ground with rock structures.
What is the Binational Beaver Survey?
Watershed Management Group, through the River Run Network Program, is excited to tackle the removal of an invasive species, Arundo donax (giant reed), from along Tanque Verde Creek in east Tucson.
On August 26, we had a thought-provoking and grounding River Run Network event where we learned about the perspectives and ancestral knowledge of rivers from two local leaders: Josefina Cardenas of Barrio Kroeger Lane, and David Tenario of the San Xavier District of the Tohono O'odham Nation.
