TCSS MONTHLY NEWSLETTER All Issues Available (current to all the way back to 1965)

GENERAL TCSS ITEMS

• TCSS Field Guide To Cacti & Other Succulents Of Arizona Book
  
• TCSS  Postcard - Front-photos   -  Back-descriptions
  
• High-res CMYK TCSS Logo on white background
  
• High-res RGB TCSS Logo on white background
  
• High-res B/W TCSS Logo on white background
• Mail-In Membership Application Form
  
• School Grant Application Form
  
• TCSS Library List of Books from the Myrtle Ethington Library
  
• TCSS Photo Release Form for Member's to allow use of photographs 
  
• TCSS Cactus Rescue Policy and Procedures Document - Procedures, Safety Guidelines, etc.
• TCSS Cactus Rescue Slings Instructions to Make
• TCSS Cactus Rescue Slings Dimensions and Image
  
• TCSS Business System Needs And Recommendations Study Document - Status and Documents for the Study - log on using your email address and pw, you will see a "Board Stuff" link if you are authorized
• Detailed Zoom Meeting Door Prize Instructions and Rules - document
• For Board Stuff Documents, log on using your email address and pw, you will see a "Board Stuff" link if you are authorized

PIMA PRICKLY PARK

• Park Tri-fold brochure
• Park Map used in the brochure (pdf file)
• December 2010 Prickly Park Scoping Design Proposal document

TCSS EDUCATION OUTREACH  -  See the Education Outreach page.

CACTUS RESCUE CREW  -  See our Cactus Rescue Crew page for all related materials.

IDENTIFY CACTUS, CARE, PLANTING GUIDES, DISEASES, ABC-123, MAKING PUNCH, ETC.  - See our About Cacti Page

TCSS CONSERVATION

• Creation of the Pitayal,  Sonora Biological Reserves Report by David Yetman - 2019

TUCSON ACTIVE MANAGEMENT AREAS (TAMA)

• Tucson Active Management Areas of the Arizona Department of Water Resources. Web Site
  
• Tucson specific AMA Web Site.
• Conservation - AMA - Web Site for drought tolerant landscaping. In the Low-Water-Use Plants & Landscapes section you can find regional plant lists with plants that are most suitable to grow in specific areas, such as Tucson, and also various resources that can help with the planning of drought tolerant gardens.

HISTORY - JOSEPH WOOD KRUTCH

• A Florilegium of the Historic Joseph Wood Krutch Garden at the University of Arizona - view
• Student of an Arid Land: Joseph Wood Krutch and the Sonoran Desert - view