Bill Arnold photo
Pre-register for the April 19th 2008 Cleanup by e-mailing
and in addition to your Granite Creek Cleanup/Earth Day T-Shirt, you'll get a FREE
Granite Creek Watershed Map
(a $10 value)
When you e-mail
he’ll need:
- Your Name
- Your Age
- Your e-mail address
- Your phone number (optional)
- If you’re coming with a group, tell us the name of the group, approximate number of people, and approximate age range.
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It’s all about Caring For Your Community. Start off Earth Day 2008 right by joining hundreds of your neighbors in removing trash from creeks all over Prescott. Last year, volunteers helped Prescott Creeks remove almost eight tons of trash from Granite Creek and the creeks that feed it.
Granite Creek Cleanup hosted by Prescott Creeks runs 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Registration is at the Granite Creek Park Ramada. Cleanup participants will receive a free T-Shirt, coffee & snack.
Then come back to Granite Creek Park between 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. for the Earth Day Celebration hosted by the Open Space Alliance. Enjoy the Earth in style with live music, a community parade, food vendors and FUN!
Vickie Stockwell photo
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Prescott Audobon Society Watson Woods
Bird-watching Field Trip
4th Saturday of each month
Open to the public. Meet in the
parking lot at the Peavine Trail and Watson Woods
Riparian Preserve trailhead.
Field Trip Reminders:
* Wear neutral clothing,
* Bring water, lunch, and sunscreen,
* Avoid bright colors,
* Don't forget binoculars!
For more information please go to the Prescott Audobon Society website.
Prescott Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society.
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Master Watershed Steward Program
Master Watershed Stewards are highly trained volunteers working closely with the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to improve the health of their watersheds. Stewards may come from a variety of backgrounds. To become certified, Master Watershed Stewards participate in over 40 hours of course work to learn the basics of watershed science. Once certified, stewards draw on their training, resource materials, UA Cooperative Extension, ADEQ, and other agencies as they volunteer in various ways to improve their watersheds. Learn more...
For more info contact:
Candice Rupprecht
Statewide Program Coordinator
Master Watershed Steward Program
520.621.1268
candicer@cals.arizona.edu
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