Tree plantings along Granite Creek in the Watson Woods Riparian Preserve just north of Prescott.
  • Restoration Continues!
  • Volunteers are harvesting nearly 2,000 trees over the next several weeks for restoration planting.

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Riparian. Picture of a flowing creek.

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Prescott College Workstudy Positions
Available
Outreach Assistant

 Textual image: It (riparian) means creekside...it's the place where cattails flank the water's flow and Red-Winged Blackbirds find their next meal. It's our community's water and the land beside it. Prescott Creeks is dedicated to keeping riparian habitat healthy. Unlike many other cities in the semi-arid Southwest, Prescott has eight creeks winding their way through town. These cool, shady greenways are a haven to humans and wildlife alike, and they are the reason Prescott is in its current location. Granite Creek, and its seven tributaries, provided the early settlers with a sufficient supply of drinking water.

 

Macroinvertebrate sampling.





Legos.







Watershed survey button.

New!
Well, you can't actually buy a creek here, but we hope you'll find some
creek-related gear that interests you.


hat1: off white with Prescott Creeks' logo.

 

 

To rent the Aspen Conference room at
The Grove.
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City of Prescott logo with outline of Thumb Butte.

For information about Watson and Willow Lakes rules, camping or recreation visit the City of Prescott website or call the City at
(928) 777-1122

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