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Rincon Creek Revegetation Project! 


Greetings Rincon Institute supporters! 

 

Rincon Institute NEEDS YOUR HELP to restore native vegetation along Rincon
Creek! It is a perfect time of the year to plant, enjoy the flowing creek
while the temperatures are cool. We will be pulling non-native plants,
planting native ones, sowing seeds, and experimenting with Riparian pole
planting from the existing, surrounding vegetation. 

 

We hope you can join us!  

 

 
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09381064>   Upcoming Volunteer Days:     

  Sat, December 15

  Sat, December 29

  Thur, January 3 

  Wed, January 16  

  Sat, January 19

 

Where: These efforts will occur in the X-9 Ranch, just West of the Saguaro
National Park boundary. We will meet at Academy Village (13701 E Old Spanish
Trail).  

 

Interested in Volunteering? Contact Maggie Drechsler at xlolpip at aol.com or
by phone at 520-609-1080. Leave a detailed message including your contact
information and your availability. 

 

*These dates are subject to change due to weather conditions and volunteer
tunrout.

 


"Northern jaguar project" presentation 


Presentation by Lisa Haynes, Wildlife Biologist/Research Specialist
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Come and learn about this beautiful animal and how Americans and Mexicans
are working together to conserve the endangered 

northern Jaguar!

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The jaguar is a magnificent large wild cat, usually orange with black
rosette-like spots, which once roamed throughout much of the Southwestern
United States down through Mexico and into South America (a rare form in the
tropics is completely black). Although it has been documented recently along
the US-Mexico border, it is considered rare and endangered in this northern
part of its distribution.  The jaguar once existed in the Rincon Mountains
and it is possible that it may be on its way back into its former range. 

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Date: Friday, December 21 

Time: 3:00-4:00PM 

Location: Academy Village: Arizona Senior Academy 

13701 E. Old Spanish Trail
Tucson, Arizona 85747

*Light refreshments will be provided


 



The Rincon Institute is a non-profit land conservation organization
dedicated to protecting the natural resources of Saguaro National Park East
and its surrounding lands. The staff, Board and volunteers work closely with
park officials, volunteers, landowners, businesses, and residents of the
Rincon, Vail and Tanque Verde valleys to ensure that the rural character and
natural open space is protected. To learn more about the programs we are
implementing please visit our website: www.rinconinstitute.org.

 

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