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February 2021
Zach Palma that will discuss water for wildlife and how human interventions during drought can make an impact. Coronado National Memorial is located on the US/Mexico border in the heart of the Madrean Sky Islands ecosystem within the San Pedro River watershed. With an arid climate and receiving on average of about 20 inches of rain a year, the way of life here is dictated by water. But how do we manage the precious resource of water in an area where water crosses borders? What can we do to support our ecosystem and wildlife in times of drought? No Registration required. Zoom Link: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/84348536849
January 2021
December 2020
Mary Ann will speak on how to visualize the watersheds in the topography of Cochise County. She will also comment on watershed moments in conservation in Cochise County, and discuss things we all can do to preserve our watersheds for the future. Register Here!