Paria Beach Planting Event

The Wild Arizona Stew Crew needs your help to re-plant 30 native trees at Paria Beach. You know (and love) this beach! But did you know it’s the largest naturally forming beach in the state, made primarily by sediment deposits brought in from the muddy Paria River? Paria Beach has been the site of Wild Arizona's restoration project to remove invasive plants, plant native trees and improve the ecological health of this natural and cultural treasure.

Join Lead Biologists Larry Stevens and Joel Barnes, the Wild Arizona Stew Crew, and Page High School youth to bring biodiversity back to the beach. Meet us at Paria Beach at noon and plant with us until 3:00 pm. Wild Arizona will provide gloves and guidance!

All are welcome! Sign up today!

What to Bring:

Daybag/backpack
Water (2-3 Liters)
(Optional) Lunch and snacks
Rainjacket
Extra layers
Long-sleeve shirt, long pants, sunglasses/safety glasses, and closed toe shoes are mandatory to participate in volunteer work.

Contact

Wild Arizona’s Volunteer Coordinator, Nizhoni Baldwin

nizhoni@wildarizona.org/ 480.493.9378

Wild Arizona's Restoration Project on Paria Beach

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