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Drop by the 10-lane boat ramp area, where Ranger Shaun will be talking about how to stay safe while playing on the lake this summer. We’ll be talking about boat/watercraft safety, the importance of personal flotation devices, and how to protect yourself from the summer sun and dehydration while out on the water. Let’s play...
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What makes the Old Main building so important? It’s the first building on the University of Arizona campus and has been a place of education and learning for over 130 years. But it’s also the site of beautiful and water-wise landscaping, combining the best of desert and adapted trees and plants with water conservation practices...
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This month examines water usage in the Greater Phoenix Area in the U.S. state of Arizona and its implications for sustainability in the context of rapid urban development and climate change scenarios affecting water security in the southwestern U.S. Throughout history, water security has been one of the fundamental factors affecting the survivability and development of...
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Study earthquakes and make your own fault map, play 'giant jenga' with water conservation tips, make a prehistoric game and identify artifacts, and create pictographs to take home at the 2024 Snook's Science in the Park! Have you ever looked at live native Arizona insects or interacted with a live raptor? The fun is endless...
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Take a guided stroll to learn about the ecology and history of the Santa Cruz River. Take a guided stroll along the Chuck Huckelberry Loop to see a desert river brought back to life. Learn about the ecology and history of the Santa Cruz – its ups and downs – and how this once-dry portion...
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Curious about where your water goes after leaving home? Join our tour and uncover the biological processes behind Flagstaff's grade A+ reclaimed water. Learn how advanced methods ensure sustainability and purity, making a positive impact on our environment. LOCATION Rio de Flag Water Reclamation Plant EVENT TYPE Guided Tour/Hike Reservations Required: Reservations link will be...
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We think of Earth as a water world, but where else in the solar system is there water and why is this important? Right after this "Astronomy on Tap" presentation by USGS scientist Greg Vaughan, there will be trivia about the presentation topic and a chance to win prizes. LOCATION Mother Road Brewery - Roy's...
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Speaker David Goodrich, Research Lead, USDA-ARS-SWRC When 3 to 4 p.m., Sept. 25, 2024 Where ENR2 S107 David Goodrich is a research hydrologist with the Southwest Watershed Research Center USDA-Agricultural Research Service. His areas of research have been directed to scaling issues in watershed rainfall–runoff response, identification of dominant hydrologic processes over a range...
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Join us for an enlightening tour with City of Flagstaff Water Services at the Lake Mary Water Treatment Plant! Discover the intricate biological processes involved in treating your household drinking water. This educational experience invites you to ask questions and gain insights into how we ensure safe and clean water for the community. Don't miss...
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