Community Watershed Alliance

Community Watershed Alliance

of the Middle San Pedro Valley in Arizona

…an evolving team of stakeholders
working together to promote
the sustainable health of
our watershed.

Resource Contacts :

Apache Nitrogen Products
Arizona Department of
Water Resources
Arizona Department of
Environmental Quality
Bureau of Land Management
Cochise County Government
Kartchner State Park
Natural Resource
Conservation Services
The Nature Conservancy
of Arizona
UA Cochise County Cooperative Extensions
USDA- Agricultural
Research Services
US Geological Survey

San Pedro Valley Hydrology Studies in the News

New STABLE ISOTOPE STUDY OF ST. DAVID CIENEGA AND SURROUNDINGS - 2018 SAMPLING (Eastoe) - Study

A Stable Isotope Study of Groundwater and Surface Water Near the St. David Cienega, San Pedro Valley, Arizona (Eastoe) - Study

Geology and Hydrology of Kartchner Caverns and Their Relationship to the Vigneto Development (Meader) - Study

Evaluation of Impacts of Proposed Well Pumping at the Villages of Vigneto Development (Prucha) - Study

FAST TRACK:

ADWR and USGS Water Budgets

2018 Topics of Interest

2018 Water Adequacy Legislation

Protecting the State's Future Water Supply

CHECK HERE TO FIND THE LATEST INFORMATION REGARDING WATERSHED NEWS AND CHALLENGES:

2018 Topics of Interest ... include on- going efforts to continue long-term data collection along the San Pedro River, the St. David Cienega and uplands. Resource management plans are being revised. Major development is on the horizon.

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Legislation, and our Watershed
Challenges.

Grant Awards, Research, and Projects that will
influence how
we manage water

Funded by a grant from the United States Environmental Protection Agency and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.

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