ASU, McCain team up to transform Phoenix riverbed
A project being dubbed as Rio Salado 2.0 will tap university expertise, get Valley community input, and students will be involved in the design and research of the area from Granite Reef Dam in the East Valley to the Tres Rios Wetlands in the West Valley.
U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Wellington “Duke” Reiter, senior adviser to Arizona State University President Michael M. Crow, shared plans Friday to convert the whole Salt River bottom into a public and environmental resource.
In this article posted on ASU Now Aug. 25, 2017:
The project will not be simply a continuation of Tempe Town Lake, but a balance between the two developed areas in the riverbed now: the environmental amenities at the Nina Mason Pulliam Rio Salado Audubon Center in Phoenix, and the commercial/recreational nature of Tempe Town Lake.
Latest news
- ASU real estate students learn by doingReal estate students gain experience that goes beyond traditional coursework and case studies.
- Your team's mistakes may start with you. Ask these 3 questions before assigning blame.
ASU expert discusses the importance of accountability within leadership and ways to balance that…
- W. P. Carey Undergraduate Co-op Program helps students and companies like BloomKidz grow
Through the W. P.