Contacts - Santa Cruz River

Emily Brott
Southern Arizona Project Manager

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Claire Zugmeyer
Ecological Research Specialist

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Santa Cruz River Resources

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Research Links

Santa Cruz River Researchers' Day - an annual event allowing partners to share their work.

Click on a year to learn more on that year's event.

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Learning Center of the American Southwest

    LearningCenter A great website to learn about other projects on the Santa Cruz River and in other parts of the American Southwest.

    Go to Santa Cruz River on the Learning Center website

    Reports

    See below for recent reports. To view a complete list Click Here

    A Living River: Charting the Health of the Upper Santa Cruz River
    Read more about this report series.

    livingriver2010

    2010 Water Year - year three of annual report shows continued improvement on the Upper Santa Cruz River

     

    Riparian Health Score Card Bibliography

    ScoreCardBiblio2012 List of Example Scorecards, with summaries and analyses.

     


    Riparian Monitoring Bibligraphy

    RiparianMonitoringBiblio22011 List of references, with abstracts, on riparian monitoring and protocols.

     

     

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    Home Where We Work Southwest Santa Cruz River Researchers Day 2011

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    Researchers' Day 2011

    Santa Cruz River Researchers' Day is an annual event sponsored by Tumacácori National Historical Park, Sonoran Institute, and Friends of the Santa Cruz River. This annual meeting provides an important opportunity to share updates on new and ongoing regional work pertaining to the Santa Cruz River as well as provide an opportunity for collaboration. Presentations focus on research, monitoring,  restoration, and other conservation work along the Santa Cruz River.

    Each year a short proceedings is produced including abstracts of work presented, as well as other work in the region that could not be shared at the event. To read about previous Santa Cruz Researchers' Day events, use the links in the Resources - Santa Cruz River section on the right side of the page.

    This year's event:

    March 29, 2011 from 9:30am - 5:00pm
    Joel D. Valdez Main Library - Lower Level Meeting Room
    101 N. Stone Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701

     For directions visit the library webpage or download a map and directions (pdf)

    2011 Event Flyer - download here (pdf)

    2011 Schedule - download here (pdf)

    2011 Proceedings - download here (pdf)

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    - Forming a Santa Cruz Watershed Steering Committee summary of the discussion during the Special Session

    - Abstracts of the work presented

    - Other Research abstracts of work that could not be presented at the event

     

    To download a pdf copy of this year's presentations or posters, click on the title below.

    2011 Presentations and Posters

    Emerging Contaminants in the Upper Santa Cruz River: 2010-2011 (1.82 MB)
    Leif Abrel, University of Arizona, Arizona Laboratory for Emerging Contaminants

    Measuring the Impacts of Natural Amenities and the US-Mexico Border, on Housing Values in the Santa Cruz Watershed, using Spatially-Weighted Hedonic Modeling (1.35 MB)
    Gladys Amaya, University of Arizona

    Science-based outreach and water for the environment: Sonoran Institute’s updates on Santa Cruz River work (2.8 MB)
    Emily Brott and Claire Zugmeyer, Sonoran Institute

    Nogales, Sonora, Mexico: Is There Something in the Water? (3.13 MB)
    Felipe Caleira, University of Arizona

    Linking hydrology, geology, chemistry, and biology in the Upper Santa Cruz River Basin (2.96 MB)
    James Callegary, US Geological Survey

    Causes and Consequences of Clogging in the Santa Cruz River (1.82 MB)
    Natalie Case, Arizona State University

    Santa Cruz River at Canoa Ranch Photo Monitoring (3.47 MB)
    Neva Connolly, Pima County Office of Conservation Science

     History and Prospects for Fish in the Santa Cruz River, Pima County, Arizona (1.43 MB)
    Julia Fonseca, Pima County Office of Conservation Science

    The Vegetation of the Middle Effluent dominated Santa Cruz (3.96 MB)
    Josh Gormally

    Health and Lifestyle of Children Living in the Santa Cruz River Watershed (1.03 MB)
    Sofia Grigera, University of Arizona

    Ecosystem Monitoring at Tumacácori National Historical Park (906 KB)
    Andy Hubbard, National Park Service, Sonoran Desert Network

    Dry River: Stories of Life, Death and Redemption on the Santa Cruz (1.71 MB)
    Ken Lamberton

    A new network of banding stations on the Santa Cruz River in Southern Arizona (797 KB)
    Benton Leitner, BirdWorks

    Groundwater Contaminant Transport Modeling In the Upper Santa Cruz Basin (2.14 MB)
    Rose McAndrew, University of Arizona

    Market-based Responses to Arizona’s Water Sustainability Challenges - The Cornerstones Report (1.25 MB)
    Amy McCoy, Ecosystem Economics

    The Resurgence of a River: A Report on Fish in the Santa Cruz (1.22 MB)
    Lisa McDonough, University of Arizona

    Climate and Population Change Impacts on Dryland Rivers - Integrated Synthesis (1.44 MB)
    Tom Meixner, University of Arizona

    Characterization of Fecal Contamination Targeting 16S rRNA Bacteroides Molecular Markers in the Santa Cruz River, Arizona (613 KB)
    Berenise Rivera, University of Arizona

    Development of landscape-scale geospatial data sets describing the vegetation and land use of the binational Santa Cruz watershed
    (3.92 MB)
    Cynthia Wallace, US Geological Survey and Miguel Villarreal, University of Arizona

    Tumacácori National Historical Park: Its Resources and Role in Research (756 KB)
    Jason Welborn, Tumacácori National Historical Park

    Nutrients and nitrophiles: effects of treated wastewater on dryland riparian plant communities (2.07 MB)
    Meg White, Arizona State University