The Woodbury Fire burned more than 100,000 acres north of Superior, mostly within the Superstition Wilderness. As a result, the Tonto is keeping a careful watch on the burned area to monitor the health of the Forest. Friends is assisting the Tonto by using the Riparian Photopoint protocol to take repeat photographs. The photographs provide the Forest with a record of changes to the riparian areas over time.
If you would like more information about this project, email Patti Fenner friendsoftontonf@gmail.com.
Riparian Photopoint Examples
In addition, for information about the annual Riparian Photopoint project which occurs every Spring, click here.