10 am - 12:30 pm or 1 pm - 3:30 pm

Base and Meridian Wildlife Area

 

Volunteer to restore crucial wildlife habitat by removing litter and recyclables from the Gila River with ASU University City Exchange, AZ Game & Fish Department, River Network, and the Ball Corporation.

 

Morning and afternoon shifts are available on Saturday 02/22/2020 adjacent to the Base & Meridian Wildlife Area. Free lunch!

 

 

 

Submit your photo to RiversEdge West's Rivers in the Southwest Photo Contest and help RiversEdge West tell the stories of rivers. Submitted photos may be used in RiversEdge West's marketing and outreach materials, with proper credit given to the photographer.

 

Prizes include:

 

 

Help RiversEdge West tell the stories of rivers by sharing your photographs! Enter for your chance to win prizes. River images can also include people or wildlife. 
 
Submitted photos may be used in REW marketing and outreach materials, with proper credit given to the photographer.

 

5:30pm - 8:30pm

Clean and reliable water supplies are essential to our way of life in Colorado. All of us depend on healthy flowing rivers: agricultural producers, cities and towns, businesses, recreation, and the environment. 

 

 

 

Submit your river photos for possible publication in RiversEdge West's Annual Report!
 
Send us your favorite photos from your river adventures and you may find it in our next publication, with proper credit given to the photographer.

Join organizers from the Ouray Ice Park and Uncompahgre Watershed Partnership to help restore the natural resources in the Uncompahgre River Gorge. Historic use by the early settlers left mining, railroad, and other industrial debris, while more recent gorge visitors left construction debris scattered around – all of which was mostly cleaned up during the 2018 Love Your Gorge event. This year, we are continuing to remove debris, as well as addressing erosion issues around the top of the gorge.

 

 

Join us in maintaining and creating healthy landscapes to live and play by participating in the clean-up of Clifton Nature Park!
 
The event will take place from 9 a.m to 11 a.m. Wednesday, September 4, 2019 and includes the opportunity for a descriptive nature walk after monitoring the growth of our native plants, picking up trash, clearing out some weeds and playing some games along the way!  

 

This event is specifically designed for families and children to participate.
 

The 15th Annual Colorado River Cleanup will be held on Sept. 7, 2019.

 

The Colorado River Cleanup is an on the water cleanup where trash collected on the banks is floated downriver to the takeout then disposed of.

 

Join Mesa County on their noxious weed hunt for yellow starthistle, or pass on this info to someone you know!

 

Participants will receive a mini noxious weed lesson before scouting open rangeland above the town of Mesa.

 

Yellow starthistle is fatally poisonous to horses (causing chewing disease) and is considered poor forage for all livestock and wildlife. It also destroys native plant communities.

 

Join Audubon Arizona for their monthly conservation workday, and make a difference for birds! Corporate teams, scout troops, and school organizations are welcome!

 

What to expect: 

 

September's workday is a river clean-up at Rio Salado. Our monsoon storms bring much-needed water, but also a lot of trash and debris to the river. Help us clean it up! Please plan to meet at the Rio Salado Audubon Center at 8 am for a short orientation and area assignments.