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SUMMARY:Tucson Chapter Meeting and Holiday Party
DESCRIPTION:MEMBERS SHOWCASE\n \nDecember 12\, 2024 at 7pm \nU of A campus\, Environment and Natural Resources Building (ENR2)\, Room S225\, 1064 E. Lowell Street\, Tucson AZ \nOur December meeting will feature the Member’s Showcase.  Two of our esteemed AZNPS members will regale us with presentations about topics in which they have a particular interest.  After the talks\, we will have a social hour\, with cider and goodies and the chance to chat with friends.  If you are able\, please bring a holiday food treat to share.   \nJillian Cowles – Chasing Wildflowers \nLogan Phillips – Tucson’s Birthplace Open Space Coalition \nJillian will share her amazing photographs of some rare cactus and other plants that she has sought out over the past year.  Jillian is the author of “Amazing Arachnids\,” an amazing book published by Princeton University Press about the arachnids (spiders\, mites\, and other cool stuff) of the Southwest.  Her photos are always a delight. \nLogan Phillips is a Tucson poet\, educator\, and community activist who will tell us about the Tucson’s Birthplace Open Space Program (https://tucsonopenspace.org/).  This effort\, in which he is deeply involved\, is focused on restoring the area between A Mountain and the Santa Cruz River\, in the area near Mission Garden\, into an open space and urban wildlife refuge that will honor the history of the Santa Cruz basin. \n 
URL:https://aznps.com/event/tucson-chapter-holiday-party/
LOCATION:U of A campus\, Environment and Natural Resources Building (ENR2)\, Room S225 — 1064 E. Lowell Street\, Tucson AZ\, 1064 E. Lowell ST\, Tucson
ORGANIZER;CN="Tucson Chapter":MAILTO:nativeplantstucson@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Tucson Chapter Member's Showcase and Holiday Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Jillian Cowles – Chasing Wildflowers \nLogan Phillips – Tucson’s Birthplace Open Space Coalition \nTHURSDAY\, December 12\, 2024  \nMeeting and presentation\, 7pm \nU of A campus\, Environment and Natural Resources Building (ENR2)\, Room S225 \n1064 E. Lowell Street\, on the U of A Campus\, Tucson \n \nOur December meeting will feature the Member’s Showcase.  Two of our esteemed AZNPS members will regale us with presentations about topics in which they have a particular interest.  After the talks\, we will have a social gathering\, with cider and goodies and the chance to chat with friends.  If you are able\, please bring a holiday food treat to share.  \nJillian Cowles will share her amazing photographs of some rare cactus and other plants that she has sought out over the past year.  Jillian is the author of “Amazing Arachnids\,” an amazing book published by Princeton University Press about the arachnids (spiders\, mites\, scorpions\, and other cool stuff) of the Southwest.  Her photos and stories are always a delight. \nLogan Phillips is a Tucson poet\, educator\, and community activist who will tell us about the Tucson’s Birthplace Open Space Program (https://tucsonopenspace.org/). This effort\, in which he is deeply involved\, is focused on restoring the area between A Mountain and the Santa Cruz River\, in the area near Mission Garden\, into an open space and urban wildlife refuge that will honor the history of the Santa Cruz basin.   \nHAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!
URL:https://aznps.com/event/tucson-chapter-members-showcase-and-holiday-gathering/
LOCATION:U of A campus\, Environment and Natural Resources Building (ENR2)\, Room S225 — 1064 E. Lowell Street\, Tucson AZ\, 1064 E. Lowell ST\, Tucson
ORGANIZER;CN="Tucson Chapter":MAILTO:nativeplantstucson@gmail.com
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