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The GPANA Board of Directors has met during the first 3 months of 2021, via Zoom, with local officials: Adelita Grijalva, Supervisor, Vice Chair, District 5; Lt. Steven Carpenter, Pima County Sheriff's Department; Ana Olivares, Director, Pima County Department of Transportation; Commander Jason Monson, Correctional Officers Training Academy. CLICK HERE TO READ THE SUMMARY.
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• 11/12/22 GPANA Board Meeting via Zoom, 1:00 PM (new time)
Please Note: Our meetings are open to members. If you would like to join the meeting, please email us at gpanasec@gmail.com a week before the meeting date for instructions on how to join with Zoom.
LINKS OF INTEREST
Click here for info: Watershed Management Group.
Click here for Rainwater Harvesting ideas
Click here for info on Buffelgrass
Also of interest...
Mission Garden Learn about Tucson's earliest inhabitants
Tohono Chul Gardens, Galleries, Bistro
Fall 2021 Cleanup
Our first cleanup on Painted Hills Road and surrounding streets was a great success. Special thanks to Gary Kordosky, Mike Cardwell and Tony Knight for facilitating. And we welcome Barb Fleming as our new roadside cleanup coordinator for 2022.
Fall Membership 2021 Meeting
The Fall Membership meeting was held at the COTA auditorium. President Denise Garland reviewed the past 6 months of accomplishments, events, and issues. Member Jerry Rowlette gave an informative presentation on trail cams and included amazing video and stills of some of the wildlife he has captured on his property in the Tucson Mountains.
Wildlife Neighbors, Tucson Mountains
Our wildlife neighbors are an interesting and diverse bunch of creatures. They adapted to life in these arid lands long before we arrived. See the links below for what you can expect to see in our Sonoran Desert.
Amphibians and reptiles of the Tucson Mountains, AZ
Birds of the Tucson Mountains, AZ
Mammals of the Tucson Mountains, AZ
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