Resource Hub

Welcome to the CAZCA Resource Hub. We’ve gathered resources developed by CAZCA and as a part of the CACA partnerships and working groups, and resources available from our partners and collaborating organizations.

If you have a resource you would like to add, please email cazca at dbg.org.

Woodbury Fire Ecology Report

Woodbury Fire Ecology Report

Fire ecology final report: Woodbury Fire: June 8th – July 15th, 2019

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Stinknet – A Weed Advancing in Southern Arizona

Stinknet – A Weed Advancing in Southern Arizona

A review done by Micheal Chamberland from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension on invasive stinknet – habit, lifecycle, the problem, management, and use of chemical controls.

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McDowell Mountain Regional Park: Degraded Lands Mapping Summary and Report, July 2020

McDowell Mountain Regional Park: Degraded Lands Mapping Summary and Report, July 2020

To support future restoration planning in
McDowell Mountain Regional Park (MMRP
or the Park) we mapped degraded areas,
categorized these by types of
disturbance, and then provided
information to help the Park prioritize and
support restoration efforts.

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Buffelgrass Resource Brief

Buffelgrass Resource Brief

A resource brief from Saguaro National Park on research treatments they did to treat buffelgrass infestations

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Bufflegrass trifold brochure – Spanish

Bufflegrass trifold brochure – Spanish

Trifold brochure on invasive buffelgrass: how to identify and remove it

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Bufflegrass trifold brochure – English

Bufflegrass trifold brochure – English

Trifold brochure on invasive buffelgrass: how to identify and remove it

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Beat Back Buffelgrass: Trans-Jurisdictional, Volunteer-Drive Invasive Species Treatment

Beat Back Buffelgrass: Trans-Jurisdictional, Volunteer-Drive Invasive Species Treatment

A report on how collaboration and knowledge-sharing across jurisdictional boundaries was used to Implement treatments to strategically control existing infestations and minimize spread in areas where invasive buffelgrass has not yet become established

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