Watershed Issues:	Most lakes, including Apache, have high nutrient levels Explosive population growth Gila and Salt Rivers contain pesticides Selenium and boron found in lower Gila River Loss of stream baseflow and riparian habitat due to groundwater overdraft
Classes:	Next class scheduled to start in July 2009 in Phoenix. Class will be offered at the Rio Salado Audubon Center, starting July 28th, 2009 from 9:00 – noon and runs through October. Information Flyer (PDF)
Projects:	Invasive species mapping and photopoint monitoring in the Tonto National Forest Riparian assessment of the Agua Fria River using RSRA method Organizing demonstration booths at public outreach events
Contact:	Summer Waters Assistant Agent, Water Resources Maricopa County Cooperative Extension 602-827-8200 ext: 349 swaters@cals.arizona.edu
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