[…] hawks and endangered species. Take Hwy 82 south, 7 miles past the town of Patagonia. This photo by H. Dunn is just one of over 1,000 submittals for our Spring 2014 Celebrate AZ Water Photo Contest. It provided a stunning opportunity to celebrate the importance and wonder of water in Arizona and to reflect on one of our region’s most precious resources.
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[…] honored through 2017. To learn more about the Hassayampa River Preserve, please call the Preserve at (928) 684-2772, or visit www.maricopacountyparks.net. Looking for even more places to explore in Arizona? Celebrate AZ Water with us by visiting one of these other amazing destinations. From time to time, Water – Use It Wisely features guest bloggers who write about topics related to […]
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The desert cities in Central Arizona have withstood 22 years of ongoing drought without imposing emergency conservation measures, such as those California ordered in 2015. Much of the credit goes to a groundbreaking piece of legislation called the Arizona Groundwater Management Act. The 37-year-old law is responsible for Arizona’s reputation as a leader in water management. The true story of …
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[…] and its dam serve to generate power, prevent flooding, house wildlife, and provide recreation all the while serving to store the desert’s most precious resource: water. Visit Saguaro Lake and celebrate Arizona’s water. Don’t forget your camera, as you are sure to see some spectacular sites! Celebrate Arizona Water is a concept developed by Water – Use It Wisely. It provides […]
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No matter who you are or where you live, you are affected by the business of water. On Wednesday, March 28, 2018, The Business of Water will be front and center at the University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center’s (WRRC’s) Annual Conference, which will be held at the University of Arizona Student Union in Tucson, Arizona. Join us as …
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[…] the expansive red canyons that Mother Nature carved over many years with a powerful river, this area is worth preserving for generations to see. The photos featured are just a few of over 1,000 submittals for our Spring 2014 Celebrate AZ Water Photo Contest. Discover more water-worthy sites to visit across the state by checking out our Celebrate Arizona Water blogs. Lake Powell – Nathalie P.
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Before you begin your next Arizona adventure check out WatershedConnection.com to see hydrology and weather data about your favorite outdoor places. Their new website provides near real-time data for stream flows, lake levels, boat ramp elevations, and other data to help you plan your next trip. “Anglers, boaters, and other outdoor enthusiasts have told us that the data is useful …
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Water – Use It Wisely is headed to the Phoenix Zoo on Sunday, April 17, 2016 to celebrate Día del Niño! Join us to celebrate children, animals, Hispanic culture, and water! Learn about water conservation at the Water – Use It Wisely booth. Test your Arizona water knowledge and take home some of our free giveaways! We’ll also have information […]
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[…] to time, Water – Use It Wisely features guest blogs about topics related to water and water conservation. This month our guest blog comes from Arizona Highways and is being reprinted with permission. Each month Water – Use It Wisely features a special place in Arizona in our Celebrate Arizona Water series. Check out our news feed to see other featured locations. screen_shotazhighwayscoloradoriveryouth
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[…] plan a scenic drive along the rim, visit the U.S. Forest Service official page. This photo by Randy R. is just one of over 1,000 submittals for our Fall 2013 Celebrate AZ Water Photo Contest. It provided a stunning opportunity to celebrate the importance and wonder of water in Arizona and to reflect on one of our region’s most precious resources. […]
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[…] the City’s conservation program is more vibrant than ever. The future success of our program depends on our children, the next generation of leaders. There is no better way to celebrate our 30-year anniversary than with families at the Glendale Main Library on Wednesday, December 2 from 4-6 p.m. Please join us and bring the kids! Coordinated by the Glendale Water […]
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[…] pack it out. To learn more about Fossil Creek, visit the Forest Service’s official page. This photo by Chelsey F. is just one of over 1,000 submittals for our Spring 2014 Celebrate AZ Water Photo Contest. It provided a stunning opportunity to celebrate the importance and wonder of water in Arizona and to reflect on one of our region’s most important resources.
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