Living in the desert presentation planned in the Verdes
Co-existing with nature
Learn to coexist with the desert in an upcoming RVCA presentation. (Metro Creative)
The Rio Verde Community Association Property Enhancement & Appearance Committee invites residents to attend a special presentation by Robyn Moul, Lead Education Specialist for Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, at 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 11, in the Community Center Multi-Purpose Room.
The topic is Co-Existing with Wildlife. Moul will discuss the mission of Southwest Wildlife to rescue, rehabilitate and release southwest mammals that have been injured, orphaned or displaced.
She will also discuss how people can co-exist with the wildlife in the Sonoran Desert and answer questions concerning the safety of pets and landscape damage.
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Living in the desert presentation planned in the Verdes
Co-existing with nature
Learn to coexist with the desert in an upcoming RVCA presentation. (Metro Creative)
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The Rio Verde Community Association Property Enhancement & Appearance Committee invites residents to attend a special presentation by Robyn Moul, Lead Education Specialist for Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, at 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 11, in the Community Center Multi-Purpose Room.
The topic is Co-Existing with Wildlife. Moul will discuss the mission of Southwest Wildlife to rescue, rehabilitate and release southwest mammals that have been injured, orphaned or displaced.
She will also discuss how people can co-exist with the wildlife in the Sonoran Desert and answer questions concerning the safety of pets and landscape damage.
The Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center is located 6.6 miles from Rio Verde on 156th Street, south of Rio Verde Drive. To learn more about the work of Southwest Wildlife, special events and how to book a tour, visit southwestwildlife.org.
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