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Pima County advances plans for Santa Cruz River conservation and wildlife refuge

Nov. 12, 2024

Katya Mendoza, AZPM News

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Read the latest news on AZPM about establishing the Santa Cruz River Wildlife Partnership.

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Past and future of Santa Cruz river is captured in a haunting sonic performance at MOCA

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Green Valley Council hosts forum on Santa Cruz River refuge designation

Section of Santa Cruz River flowing through downtown Tucson

USFWS signs bi-county agreement to conserve the Santa Cruz River ecosystem

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