Watershed Management Group Inc

Operates the GROW Tucson initiative to create green spaces in Tucson's hottest neighborhoods, including the installation of water-harvesting demonstration sites.

Operates the GROW Tucson initiative to create green spaces in Tucson's hottest neighborhoods, including the installation of rainwater harvesting systems in residents' backyards.

Provides consultations and speakers to individuals, Homeowners Associations (HOAs), and neighborhood groups on water conservation, creating cooler outdoor spaces, and planning water harvesting systems.

Operates an interactive facility in Tucson demonstrating sustainability practices, including rainwater harvesting, greywater use, native plant cultivation, and solar energy, serving as the organization's headquarters and meeting staff and visitor water needs primarily with harvested rainwater.

Operates a Living Lab and Learning Center in Tucson that demonstrates sustainability practices, including rainwater harvesting (15,000 gallons of cisterns), greywater irrigation, stormwater management, native edible plant cultivation (over 500 species), and solar energy use. The facility meets most of its water needs from harvested rainwater for staff and 3,000 annual visitors.

Operates a Living Lab and Learning Center in Tucson that demonstrates sustainability practices, including rainwater harvesting (15,000 gallons of cisterns), greywater irrigation, stormwater management, native edible plant cultivation (over 500 species), solar energy, and composting toilets. The facility meets most of its water needs from harvested rainwater for staff and 3000 annual visitors.

Operates the River Run Network, engaging members (4715 in 2025) in actions to achieve strategic plan goals related to river restoration and water management.

Operates the River Run Network, a program with 4715 members in 2025, which has achieved many actions outlined in the organization's 50-year Strategic Plan within its first five years.

Operates a network with over 4700 members that implements actions outlined in the organization's strategic plan, including river restoration and community engagement.

Conducts river restoration workshops and removes invasive species like arundo from river and streambeds, replanting areas with native trees. This includes restoring 75 acres of the Tanque Verde Creek.

Conducts river restoration workshops, removes invasive species like arundo from river and streambeds, and replants areas with native trees, restoring habitats such as the Tanque Verde Creek.

Installs stormwater-harvesting gardens and rain gardens at schools, plants trees through the Canopy for Kids program, and conducts educational components for students and teachers to create cooler, greener learning environments.

Installs stormwater-harvesting gardens and rain gardens at schools, including five Phoenix-area schools and seven schools in Nogales, Sonora, as part of programs like Storm Smart Schools and Canopy for Kids. This includes educational components for students and teachers to create cooler, greener learning environments.

Offers community classes and workshops on water harvesting and native landscaping in the Phoenix Valley (including Phoenix, Avondale, San Tan Valley, Tempe, Surprise, Glendale, Mesa, Fountain Hills, and Goodyear) and distributes native plant kits and "Build Your Own Basin" kits to participants.

Offers community classes and workshops on water harvesting and native landscaping in the Phoenix Valley, including Phoenix, Avondale, San Tan Valley, Tempe, Surprise, Glendale, Mesa, Fountain Hills, and Goodyear, and distributes native plant kits and "Build Your Own Basin" kits.

Conducts annual bi-national beaver surveys with partners like Glen Canyon Institute, observing active beaver populations on rivers like the San Pedro, and hosts events like Beavers & Brews to raise awareness.

Conducts beaver surveys, including an Annual Bi-National Beaver Survey with Glen Canyon Institute, observing active beaver populations on rivers like the lower San Pedro.

Conducts beaver surveys, including an Annual Bi-National Beaver Survey with Glen Canyon Institute, to observe and document beaver populations on rivers like the San Pedro.

Engages over 80 community scientists to capture flow data for 47 stream sites across the Tucson basin, contributing to annual water year reports that highlight data trends and impacts of drought.

Engages over 80 community scientists in the Flow365 program to collect flow data for 47 stream sites across the Tucson basin, contributing to annual water year reports that highlight data trends and drought impacts.

Engages over 80 community scientists in the Flow365 program to collect flow data for 47 stream sites across the Tucson basin, monitoring river flow, creek flow, groundwater levels, and habitat to understand drought impacts.

Publishes annual water year reports, such as the 2025 report, highlighting data trends from Flow365 Monitors for various locations including the Santa Cruz River, Agua Caliente Creek, Pantano Creek, Cañada Del Oro River, and Ciénega Creek.

Develops community stewards and neighborhood leaders through workshops and hands-on projects focused on environmental practices.

Develops community stewards and neighborhood leaders through workshops and hands-on projects, training residents, educators, and leaders in green infrastructure and rainwater harvesting.

Develops community stewards and neighborhood leaders through workshops and hands-on projects, including training ranchers and ejido members in Sahuaripa, Sonora, Mexico, on coexistence with jaguars and landscape/river restoration.

Trains ranchers and ejido members in Sahuaripa, Sonora, Mexico, on coexistence with jaguars and landscape/river restoration.

Trains residents, educators, and leaders in green infrastructure and rainwater harvesting, including international trainings with Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur in La Paz, Mexico, and teachers from Nogales and Hermosillo.

Trains residents, educators, and leaders in green infrastructure and rainwater harvesting, including international trainings with Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur in La Paz, Mexico, and for teachers in Nogales and Hermosillo.

Conducts trainings on water harvesting systems with universities, students, and communities in Mexico, including the Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Sur in La Paz and teachers in Nogales and Hermosillo, leading to implementation of rain gardens.

Co-founded the Urban Forestry Accelerator program in 2023 to educate a workforce in landscape stewardship and care practices, and provides apprenticeships that lead to full-time staff positions.

Co-founded the Urban Forestry Accelerator program to educate a workforce in landscape stewardship and care practices, and provides apprenticeships that lead to full-time staff positions.

Co-founded the Urban Forestry Accelerator program in 2023 to educate a workforce in landscape stewardship and care practices, and provides apprenticeships that lead to full-time staff positions.