The Nina Mason Pulliam Rio Salado Audubon Center (RSAC) thrives when community members lend a hand in service, and over the last few months our local community has gone above and beyond with assisting RSAC.
In February and March seven separate groups visited RSAC to donate their time and energy to improve the grounds, build better habitat for our wildlife, and to make our trails more accessible to the wider community.
Below are photos from some of these events highlight the amazing work that our volunteers were able to accomplish.
Not pictured below are the follwoing: NetWork Volunteers connected us with a group of highschoolers from Boston, Mass who while spending a week in Phoenix spent a day at RSAC removing invasive red fountain grass and had the opportunity to learn more about native Arizona mammals and Dr. Pedro Chavarria, Arizona State University-Polytechnic and students from his Wildlife Ecology course also spent a morning helping remove red fountain grass from our gardens.