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Rincon Institute
13701 E. Old Spanish Tr.
Tucson, AZ 85747
Tel 520-647-7388
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2010 Rincon Valley Community Photo Contest - DEADLINE EXTENDED: SATURDAY, MARCH 6!
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Desert Life, Natural Landscapes, Beautiful Desert Foliage, Historic Value and our Rich Cultural Heritage!

For the fourth year in a row, the Rincon Institute is inviting YOU to join us in celebrating the beauty of the Rincon Valley and its residents. We are holding a photo contest in search of images that reflect the unique characteristics of the Rincon Valley community (nature & landscapes, vegetation, wildlife, and community & culture). Whether you are a novice, professional, or somewhere in between, your photos are welcome! Submitted photos will be displayed at the Rincon Valley Farmers and Artisans Market, March 6 through April 10, where the community will vote for their favorites. The top 12 photos will decorate the Rincon Institute's 2011 calendar. Winning photos will be announced at the Saguaro Blossom Celebration on Saturday, April 24th - You won't want to miss it!

How to submit your photos:

 

Please review the contest guidelines and submit a submission/waiver form (located on our website under documents/documents). Submission DEADLINE EXTENDED TO: Saturday, March 6th – good luck!

 

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2010 Rincon Valley Community Calendars - NOW 50% OFF!  

Price: Originally $12.00  NOW ONLY  $6.00

 

You can purchase your 2010 Rincon Valley Community Calendar at the Rincon Institute office (13701 E Langtry Lane), Rincon Valley Farmers' & Artisans Market every Saturday from 9am-2pm, or online at www.rinconinstitute.org by clicking on the donate now button.  Enjoy!              

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2010 Rincon Valley Community Calendar Photos 

    "Around the Barrels" by Gregory Cranwell
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"Tanque Verde Ridge Sunset" by Christopher Norden
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"Mantle of White Covers the Rincon Valley" by Deon Holt
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"Our Waterfall" by H.R. Mickelson
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"Thunderstorm over the Catalina Mountains" by Ernie Strong
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"Peek-a-Boo Prickly Pear Face" by Susan Fry
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"Not Again for 60 Years" by H.R. Mickelson
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"Western Diamondback Rattler" by Gregory Cranwell
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"Great Horned Owlet in Acacia Tree" by Kathi Long
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"Coyote" by Erica Johnsen
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"Four Deer Drinking from Rincon Creek" by Janelle Hink
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And the #1 contest photo that features our 2010 Rincon Valley Community Calendar is... "Adult Bobcat Waiting for Prey" by Ernie Strong 
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Saguaro National Park Seeking Volunteers for the 2010 Saguaro Census
Saguaro National Park is seeking volunteer individuals and groups to conduct our 2010 Saguaro Census from October 2009 through April 2010.  The park counts and measures saguaros every 10 years to assess the health of our population.  After declining for many decades, Saguaro populations in the park's Rincon Mountain District began to rebound in the 1970s, and these younger saguaros are continuing to grow towards adulthood.
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Urban Interface Project: A Partnership with Saguaro National Park

The Urban Interface Project is a new collaboration between the Rincon Institute and Saguaro National Park.  Together, we hope to continue to protect the park’s invaluable resources by increasing outreach to the park’s residential neighbors, involving them in naturalist outings, volunteer events, and a revitalized ParkWatch program. 

 

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