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Hohokam Chronology
Salt, Gila and Santa Cruz Rivers respectively. There they developed their irrigation culture and stayed reasonably mobile. They eventually moved northwards up the Agua Fria, New and Verde Rivers, eastwards up the Gila River and into the Tonto Basin, and southwards into the valleys of the San Pedro and Santa Cruz Rivers during the aptly-named ...
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Hohokam Farming and Irrigation
Gila, Salt, San Pedro and Santa Cruz Rivers and a few tributaries. The Hohokam lived comfortably and happily in this arid region for ...
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The Eternal Threat (Do or Die)
Society, (8) Ponape, (9) Marianas, (10) Tonga, (1]) Carolines, (12) Palau, (13) Santa Cruz, (14) Renell, (]5) Samoa, (16) Kei, (17) Louisiade, (18) D’ Entrecasteaux, ( ... - 6,000 ha), a change from 10 large blocks separated by rivers to 1084 pieces with nearly half of these being less ... ,000 ha), a change from 10 large blocks separated bv rivers to 1084 pieces, nearly half of these being less than ...
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Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County History Board Staff What we protect How we do it How ... Slade lived near the preserve for years and calls it one of Santa Cruz’s hidden treasures. He’s seen a mountain lion, bobcats, ... rivers – that thread themselves through Santa Cruz County, the way blood vessels lace our body. Read the entire article from our latest newsletter... Thanks to all who contributed to our Santa Cruz ...
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Living Rivers Network
News | Campaigns | Join About Contact Us History Network Publications Staff Living Rivers Network Since January 2000, Living Rivers has been building local, national and international support for the ... San Diego Audubon Society San Fernando Valley Audubon Society San Juan Citizens Alliance Santa Cruz Earth First! Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Seeds of Simplicity Shundahai Network Sierra Club ...
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Orion Grassroots Network - Internship & Career Service
Network River School at Mayberry Bend Riveredge Nature Center Riverhill Farm Riverkeeper, Inc. Rivers & Birds The Rivers Project, Southern I Riverside Nature Center Riverwoods Field Lab The Road Less ... Tuscarora Organic Growers Coop 20/20 Vision Education Fund Twin Cities Trout Unlimited UC Santa Cruz Recreation Depar UChicago Religion & Environmen United for a Fair Economy United Mountain Defense ...
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Orion Grassroots Network - Publication & Resource List
Network River School at Mayberry Bend Riveredge Nature Center Riverhill Farm Riverkeeper, Inc. Rivers & Birds The Rivers Project, Southern I Riverside Nature Center Riverwoods Field Lab The Road Less ... Tuscarora Organic Growers Coop 20/20 Vision Education Fund Twin Cities Trout Unlimited UC Santa Cruz Recreation Depar UChicago Religion & Environmen United for a Fair Economy United Mountain Defense ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Sponsors
Marine Mammal Fund Sea Shepherd Society Silicon Rivers Tracy Chacon Evolushark Designs Front Sight Firearm Institute Westside Coffee Company, 849 Almar Ave., Santa Cruz (831.427.1300) World Wildlife Fund European Mikrograf Atrenet Patagonia outfitters Great Pacific Iron Works West Marine The Summerlee Foundation Kind Grind Cafe Santa Cruz Harbor ...
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Celestun | Planeta
Fresh water enters the estuary from below ground (all of the rivers in the Yucatán Peninsula are subterranean). Please note that putting on suntan lotion and then ... is located within an extensive private reserve. SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR May 3: Día de la Santa Cruz June 1: Día de la Marina December 8: Día de la Virgen de la Concepción ...
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The Arroyo Problem in the Southwestern U.S. (page 3 of 3)
Geology 43: 337-355. Betancourt, J.L., and Turner, R.M. 1993. Tucson's Santa Cruz River and the Arroyo Legacy. University of Arizona, Tucson. Bryan, K. 1925. Date of channel ... . Background to paleohydrology. Wiley, New York, NY. Graf, W.G. 1988. Fluvial processes in dryland rivers. Springer-Verlag, New York, 223 pp. Gregory, H. E., editor. 1917. The Navajo country: A ...
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