Southern Arizona Environmental

Sky Island Alliance hosted a workshop for 25 Univ. of Sonora students at conservation ranch El Aribabi designed to stimulate interest in the natural history of northeastern Sonora while providing volunteer opportunities for students' academic programs and contributing to MABA data collection efforts. Mountain Lions at El Aribabi, SonoraThe Assessment includes fieldwork by scientists from universities and research centers in the three indicated countries, as well as students and volunteers, who are determining in the context of climate change, the extent, diversity and relative health of various forms of wildlife and vegetation within this region. Bringing this information to the attention of ranchers, private landowners and residents living within the region, while communicating recommended conservation efforts to policy and administrative decision-makers, in both Mexico and in the US, is the "Outreach and Communication" assignment of the Washington Liaison Office, under contract to Sky Island AllianceIn addition to its basic scientific objectives, the Assessment provides a positive image of binational, cross-border cooperation as an alternative to the current headlines and emphasis on drug-related violence. It is an inclusive effort that welcomes the interest and involvement of those committed to the process of international cooperation to achieve a resilient and sustainable Sky Island Region, respectful of the interrelationship between humans and nature.

CEDO Intercultural is a collaborative non-profit organization based in Tucson, Arizona, that bridges efforts between the United States and Mexico to promote environmental and community sustainability. Established in 1980, CEDO focuses on fostering vibrant coastal communities and resilient ecosystems, particularly in the Northern Gulf of California, by integrating local knowledge and solutions to address socio-economic and ecological challenges. With over 40 years of experience, CEDO has developed essential programs aimed at community empowerment, conservation, and sustainable livelihoods, benefiting more than nine coastal communities. Their approach combines education, research, capacity building, and innovative solutions to ensure the responsible management of natural resources while prioritizing the participation of diverse stakeholders. Generated from the website

Sonora Environmental Research Institute (SERI) is a Tucson-based organization dedicated to promoting environmental sustainability and improving the quality of life for communities in Arizona. They offer a wide range of programs and projects, including water conservation, sustainable energy, healthy and safe homes, and business assistance. SERI also provides resources and training on fair housing, lead-based paint, and heat safety, among other topics. With a focus on supporting small businesses and limited-income households, SERI strives to create a more equitable and environmentally conscious world. Through their research, education, and community outreach efforts, SERI aims to address pressing environmental issues, such as climate change and pollution, while empowering individuals and organizations to make positive changes. By promoting rainwater harvesting, reducing hazardous exposures in small businesses, and advocating for equal housing opportunities, SERI is actively working towards a more sustainable and inclusive future for Arizona residents.Generated from the website