Learning More
There is a wealth of information about many topics pertaining to the SDCP - more than 200 reports have been generated throughout the process thus far, and many newspaper articles have been written.
Here are a few places you can go to find out more about the SDCP:
Pima County maintains records of all of the information on the SDCP; please contact the Pima County Administrator's Office at (520) 740-8661, or view the county's SDCP documents, reports, and maps online by following these links:
Pima County SDCP website: www.co.pima.az.us/cmo/sdcp.
SDCP Maps: www.co.pima.az.us/cmo/sdcp/sdcpmaps.
The Priority Vulnerable Species List consists of 55 species proposed for protection, including bats, birds, fish, frogs, lizards, plants, and snakes.
There are also copies of the reports at all of the branches of Pima County public libraries.
Most reports are also available for check-out through the Coalition's library collection with the Tucson Audubon Society's Nature Shop at 300 East University Boulevard, Tucson, Arizona — on the S.E. corner of University and 5th Avenue.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service published an article on the SDCP in the March/June 2002 edition of the Endangered Species Bulletin. You can view it on line at: www.endangered.fws.gov/bulletin.html
In addition, there have been numerous events held by both the County and a variety of interested parties in an effort to provide information to the public. Much of the information regarding the current activities, meetings, and events about the SDCP is given in the Coalition's e-newsletter, Friends of the Desert. Sign up online - or contact the office at (520) 388-9925 - if you would like to be added to our Newsletter distribution list.
The Coalition also has produced several reports on various topics under the SDCP. Follow this link to our Special Reports pages.
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