River Run Network
River Run Network Clean Up & Arundo Removal: Rillito and Country Club RdRio Vista Natural Resource Park: The Heart of a Neighborhood in Midtown Tucson
Rio Vista Natural Resource Park
The Heart of a Neighborhood in Midtown Tucson
by Max Wingert, Communications & Outreach Manager of WMG
Family Saturday: Native edible education
Family Saturday: What are native edible plants?
Gracie Kayko, Environmental Journalism Intern - June 24, 2024
On the third Saturday of the month, Family Saturday is held at Watershed Management Group’s Living Lab.
River Run Network cleans up the Santa Cruz River
RRN's last trash pickup of the spring
Gracie Kayko, Environmental Journalism Intern - June 17, 2024
The May 22nd Santa Cruz River clean up crew.
Results of the 2024 Beaver Survey of the San Pedro River...Part 1!
Volunteers hike through flowing rivers and dry riverbeds alike during the 2024 Beaver Survey.
7th Annual Flow & Feast
A magical evening along a flowing creek in Tucson
Tanque Verde Flow & Feast 2024
Tanque Verde Flow & Feast 2024 (photo credit: Nicci Radhe)
May 4th was a special night at Tanque Verde Creek.
2024 Binational Beaver Survey Methods and Results
Beavers used to be a keystone species in the rivers of southeastern Arizona but were extirpated by trapping over 100 years ago. In an effort to revive the species locally and to regain the ecosystem services provided by beaver, the Bureau of Land Management reintroduced the species to the San Pedro River.
Watershed Management Group works with volunteers to remove Arundo from Tanque Verde Creek
Jim Washburne, project coordinator, and Lauren Knight, program manager of the River Run Network's Arundo Removal Effort for Watershed Management Group
Pedaling For Progress: The PFAS Problem
Pedaling For Progress: The PFAS Problem
By: Max Wingert, Communication & Outreach Manager
Watershed Management Group Embarks on a Mission to Preserve Local Beaver Populations
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