Join us at the Arizona Riparian Council Fall Campout and Get-Together on Saturday-Sunday, October 1-2, 2005. We will be camping at the EC Bar Ranch owned by Jim Crosswhite.  The

The 19th Annual Meeting was held March 31-April 2, 2005 at the Blue Water Resort and Casino in Parker, Arizona.

This year’s Riparian Council spring meeting is a unique opportunity to partner with a first-time event in the Gila River valley. The APS Tres Rios Nature Festival was conceived as a strategy to conserve the rich riparian wildlife and habitat values of the Gila River system west of Phoenix in the face of the rapidly expanding human population in the area. 

The 17th Annual Meeting was held at the Hon-Dah Resort and Casino near Pinetop, Arizona. The theme related to the wildfires that had recently occurred and the resulting impacts to

The theme of this meeting was Water Resources and Sustaining Riparian Areas. Friday morning there was a plenary session followed by a general session of technical papers and posters. Saturday

The theme of this meeting was the Urban Riparian Areas in Arizona. Friday morning there was a plenary session followed by a general session of technical papers. Saturday was a

The theme of this year’s meeting was Upper Gila Watershed: Conservation and Management. Friday morning was a plenary sessions followed by a technical session of papers in the afternoon. Our

The theme of the meeting was Ungulate Grazing in Riparian Areas. The plenary session included speakers from Arizona Game and Fish Department, U.S. Forest Service, and U.S Fish and Wildlife

The theme of this year’s meeting was The Lower Colorado River; Changes Around the Bend. There was a morning plenary session with two concurrent sessions in the afternoon. Field trips

The theme of the meeting was Saltcedar: Friend or Foe? The plenary session included talks about the issues of saltcedar management, biological control, causes and consequences of the spread of saltcedar, wildlife habitat, and the southwestern willow flycatcher.