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Join us for a fun day clearing out any re-growing Arundo and planting native trees and shrubs at this remarkable oasis in town. |
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Join us for a lovely day on the mountain as we work to slow down water in a priority drainage that was damaged in the 2020 Bighorn Fire. |
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SIA Botanist Dan Beckman is leading this new biannual event with a gathering along the Santa Cruz River. We'll be exploring with some botanist friends, looking at plants and learning to use iNaturalist to identify them. The goal is to grow our community of locals attuned to plant life so we can be alerted sooner when new species arrive in our area. |
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Join us for our next virtual Coffee Break to learn more about one of our region’s favorite topics: rain — how much we can hope for and when it’s likely to come next. Our guest speakers are climate experts Mike Crimmins and Zack Guido from the University of Arizona. Their presentation will review how this year’s monsoon evolved across the U.S. Southwest from June through September, highlighting key precipitation patterns, temperature anomalies, and notable shifts. Then they’ll turn to the strong El Niño now developing and what it may mean for precipitation, temperature, drought, and other climate impacts across our region during the upcoming fall and winter. |
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Join us for a lovely day on the mountain as we work to slow down water in a priority drainage that was damaged in the 2020 Bighorn Fire. |
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Join us in the Santa Catalina Mountains for a weekend building erosion-control structures in areas burned by the 2020 Bighorn Fire. Together, we can protect springs from landslides and ensure the mountain absorbs even more rain and snowmelt, recharging the aquifer that plants, wildlife, and people like us depend on. Note: Carpooling from Tucson is available, and day-trippers are most welcome. |
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This Oct. 3 and Oct. 24, Sky Island Alliance is hosting a two-part class at the Tucson Botanical Garden for folks interested in joining FotoFauna and learning how to set up a wildlife camera in their yard as part of our community science project. We’d love for you to join us! Course fee: $60 ($48 for Tucson Botanical Garden members) |
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