River Run Network
Watershed Management Group Embarks on a Mission to Preserve Local Beaver Populations
The 3rd Annual Binational Beaver Survey [March 2nd & 3rd, 2024]
A volunteer examines the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area for signs of beaver.
"The Growth of a Thriving Future"
One Water 2100 Plan Passed, Riparian Area Protection & Action Missing
Thank you to the River Run Network Members who wrote in on the One Water 2100 Plan and made restoring rivers and shallow groundwater areas one of the top issues in the public comment period. This caught the attention of long-time environmental reporter, Tony Davis.
Teens Monitoring Flow in the Santa Cruz River
From 2020-2022 the Educating Children Outdoors Teen Naturalists monitored the flow of the Santa Cruz River in Marana under the guidance of Kathy Balman.
Beavers are Back: Final Environmental Assessment Released!
October 12, 2023
My Arundo Removal Experience - An Intern's Perspective on Eradicating an Invasive Species
Hi, my name is Julia and I am the River Run Network intern for Fall 2022 - Spring 2023. I started my internship with Watershed Management Group in August 2022 and my first Arundo pull was a warm September day. I remember seeing this invasive plant all around the Tanque Verde Creek, taking up so much space in the creek.
Read our Flow365 Annual Report for the 2022 Water Year
This year’s data tells us we had less days of flow throughout most of the city compared to 2021, due to less than average rainfall during both our monsoons and winter rainy season. However, some of the sites highlighted in the report had increased flow through our rainy seasons, and the city has added another effluent release site to the Santa Cruz river, upping flow days near South Tucson.
Learn about our Clean Up Effort along Tucson's creeks and rivers
My name is Andrea Troyer and I am the River Run Network Program Coordinator at Watershed Management Group. I moved to Tucson in August 2022 through a year-long volunteer program after graudating from college. I am from the East Coast in Virginia, and so many people asked me prior to leaving, “Why are you moving to Tucson to work with water?
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