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  • Aravaipa Canyon Vinca Removal

    Aravaipa Canyon - East / The Nature Conservancy Guesthouse Klondyke, AZ

    Help us continue the fight against invasive vinca on The Nature Conservancy's Aravaipa Canyon Preserve!

  • Buenos Vecinos Community Event

    Saguaro National Park West - Red Hills Visitor Center 2700 North Kinney Road, Tucson, AZ

    Join us to learn about binational conservation efforts around Saguaro National Park and the Área de Protección de Flora y Fauna Bavispe. A “buen vecino,” or good neighbor, can take many forms, whether you’re a staff member with the National Park Service, a Mexican forest ranger, a homeowner or volunteer near Saguaro National Park, or a rancher next to Sonora’s Bavispe reserve. Come hear a variety of perspectives on conservation efforts that reflect our region’s landscapes and communities. This bilingual event is open to the public, and we hope it inspires more folks to participate in community science and efforts to restore habitat connectivity within the binational Sky Island region. The free event will be in the visitor center theater as well as outdoors. Light refreshments will be provided.

  • Lewis Springs Restoration

    San Pedro House 9800 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, Arizona

    Join us at Lewis Springs, next to the San Pedro River, to remove invasive Johnsongrass around endangered Eryngo plants native to this site. We'll be camping for the weekend at the San Pedro House, but day-trippers are also welcome. And there will be time each day to explore the river.

  • Tending Environmental Grief: Part Two

    Virtual

    We are living in an era of significant environmental change and loss. In recognizing that these times are challenging to live in, adapt to, and cope with, it’s essential that we come together as a community to process our experiences. Supporting ourselves and one another is just as important as stewarding the land and waters. Join Sky Island Alliance and Maria Renée for a dedicated time to understand the terrain of environmental grief, process our emotions, celebrate this beautiful region, and practice building resilience together. This free webinar is the second in a series of opportunities to contribute your creative responses to a changing region, whether they come from grief, hope, or anything in between. Participants will have a chance to share their reflections and experiences in response to a series of prompts this fall.

  • Springs Restoration in the Whetstones

    Kartchner Caverns State Park 2980 AZ-90, Benson, AZ, United States

    Join us for a day of removing invasive species at McGrew Spring in southern Arizona's beautiful Whetstone Mountains. Closed to the public, the spring is more than two miles from any other water source and is a favorite haunt of coatis, black bears, mountain lions, coyotes, and birds.

  • Lewis Springs Restoration

    San Pedro House 9800 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, Arizona

    Join us at Lewis Springs, next to the San Pedro River, to remove invasive Johnsongrass around endangered Eryngo plants native to this site. We'll be camping for the weekend at the San Pedro House, but day-trippers are also welcome. And there will be time each day to explore the river.

  • Lewis Springs Restoration

    San Pedro House 9800 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, Arizona

    Join us at Lewis Springs next to the San Pedro River as we build erosion-control structures in this important watershed. We'll be camping for the weekend at the San Pedro House, but day-trippers are also welcome. And there will be time each day to explore the river.

  • Lewis Springs Restoration

    San Pedro House 9800 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, Arizona

    Join us at Lewis Springs next to the San Pedro River to remove invasive Johnsongrass around endangered Eryngo plants native to this site. We'll be camping for the weekend at the San Pedro House, but day-trippers are also welcome. And there will be time each day to explore the river.

  • Lewis Springs Restoration

    San Pedro House 9800 AZ-90, Sierra Vista, Arizona

    Join us at Lewis Springs next to the San Pedro River as we build erosion-control structures in this important watershed. We'll be camping for the weekend at the San Pedro House, but day-trippers are also welcome. And there will be time each day to explore the river.

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