Prescott Creeks-Organization

Community involvement & stewardship are integral to the successes Prescott Creeks has enjoyed over the years. Nearly every project Prescott Creeks's undertaken, whether it's been research, trail construction or revegetation, has involved the public. Prescott Creeks protects and restores riparian ecosystems by providing people with meaningful interactions with the land.
	Sue Knaup, a legendary Prescott-area volunteer, helped plant over 800 trees at Watson Woods Riparian Preserve. Look how much fun she's having! You can help too. Check out our membership form, or get to know some of the people making it all happen. Prescott Creeks strives to protect the ecological integrity of Central Arizona's riparian systems and their associated wetlands through preservation, conservation and education. An active membership, our board of directors and staff, as well as our many sponsors and affiliates all work together to make it happen!