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River Restoration: Arizona's Oft Neglected Waterways Get Overdue Attention

Publication Summary

Urbanization, channelization, ground-water depletion, irrigated agriculture, and a variety of other activities have significiantly affected many of Arizona's rivers. This 12-page Arroyo issue looks at many river restoration and enhancement projects in Arizona and the issues, partnerships, benefits and water sources characterizing each effort.

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Other publications by Susanna Eden:
                                  Agricultural Water to Municipal UseAn Introduction To The Central Arizona Ground Water Replenishment District ARROYO: Once Shunned, Wastewater Now Viewed as a Valuable ResourceArtificial Recharge: A Multi-Purpose Water Management Tool Field Manual For Water Quality SamplingLayperson's Guide to Arizona WaterWater and Growth, Chapter 4, 88th Arizona Town Hall Background Report

Other publications by Joe Gelt:
                                  Arizona Rural Water Issues Attracting AttentionARROYO: Once Shunned, Wastewater Now Viewed as a Valuable ResourceArtificial Recharge: A Multi-Purpose Water Management Tool Layperson's Guide to Arizona WaterWater in the Tucson Area: Seeking Sustainability

Other WRRC publications of this type (Arroyo):
                                  Arizona Rural Water Issues Attracting AttentionARROYO: Once Shunned, Wastewater Now Viewed as a Valuable ResourceArtificial Recharge: A Multi-Purpose Water Management Tool River Restoration: Arizona's Oft Neglected Waterways Get Overdue Attention