 Catlow Shipek of Watershed Management Group and Ward 3 Councilperson Kevin Dahl at the Park. Photo by Mary Bird The hard work of RillitoBend neighbors, the City of Tucson Parks and Recreation Department, contractors and volunteer groups is becoming visible in our beloved Rio Vista Natural Resource Park. The progress in our park was recently highlighted with a feature article in the Watershed Management Group’s quarterly publication. Click below for their beautiful photos, and to read about their contributions to Rio Vista on the WMG website. Our monsoon rains are demonstrating the effectiveness of the trail and landscape work funded by Prop 407.
 Photo by Mary Bird Trail edging at the main intersections allows the rain to encourage ground cover outside the trails – and serves to discourage the gradual widening of trails that was creating big bald spots in the park.
Love our park? Did you know that our very own RillitoBend website has both a Neighborhood News page and also a Rio Vista Park page? Click below to learn more. Have some of your own great photos of the neighborhood? Share your photos at rambles@rillitobendna.org
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