Springs Restoration in the Whetstones
January 20, 2026Join 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.
Barrel Spring Arundo Removal
Join us for a morning at a historic Tucson spring, now in an urban setting, as we remove this invasive plant and restore a wildlife oasis.
Barrel Spring Arundo Removal
January 5, 2026Join us for a morning at a historic Tucson spring, now in an urban setting, as we remove this invasive plant and restore a wildlife oasis.
Santa Cruz Watershed Days of Connection
Join us and our allies for this family-friendly event along the Santa Cruz River in Tucson. There will be food, music, and fun, as well as a chance to help clean up along the river.
Santa Cruz Watershed Days of Connection
Join us and our allies for this family-friendly event along the Santa Cruz River in Tucson. There will be food, music, and fun, as well as a chance to help clean up along the river.
Santa Cruz Watershed Days of Connection
Join us and our allies for this family-friendly event along the Santa Cruz River in Tucson. There will be food, music, and fun, as well as a chance to help clean up along the river.
Barrel Spring Arundo Removal
Join us for a morning at a historic Tucson spring, now in an urban setting, as we remove this invasive plant and restore a wildlife oasis.
Aravaipa Canyon Vinca Removal
December 11, 2025Come join us for a weekend in Aravaipa Canyon Preserve as we resume the fight against invasive vinca!
Springs Restoration in the Whetstones
November 19, 2025Join 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.
The Border Wall: Updates & Impacts for Mexico
November 12, 2025We’ve all heard about “the line,” “la migra,” and the illegal market that exists between Mexico and the United States. But have you ever wondered how border infrastructure affects local communities, Indigenous peoples, and the wildlife that inhabit this region? We invite you this Dec. 8 at 10 a.m. to our next virtual Coffee Break, a panel and open conversation in Spanish about the new border wall construction in the Sky Islands region and the social and ecological impacts it’s generating. Panelists will be representing various Mexican organizations with experience and perspective on the border.