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SUMMARY:Lecture at Fort Lowell: The Quake That Drained the
  Desert
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 t="" src="https://unebraskapress-us.imgix.net/cove
 rs/9781496240415.jpg" style="height:449px\;width:2
 99px\;" /></p>\n \n <p><span style="color:#000000\
 ;">Mary Reynolds is an urban planner-turned-histor
 ian who uncovers the hidden forces shaping desert 
 ecosystems and water systems. Raised in the Sonora
 n Desert\, she blends historical investigation wit
 h science reporting to reveal how past events stil
 l shape modern environmental realities. Her book\,
  </span><a href="https://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu
 /bison-books/9781496240415/the-quake-that-drained-
 the-desert/" rel="noreferrer noopener" target="_bl
 ank"><span style="color:#000000\;"><i>The Quake Th
 at Drained the Desert</i></span></a><span style="c
 olor:#000000\;">\, traces how a forgotten 19th‑cen
 tury Arizona earthquake continues to affect aquife
 rs today—offering a surprising new lens on groundw
 ater\, climate resilience\, and the long memory of
  landscapes.<br />\n Registration opens on January
  1\, 2027<br />\n Members: $7 per person | General
 : $10 per person | At the door: $10</span></p></bo
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DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n Mary Reynolds is an urban planner-turn
 ed-historian who uncovers the hidden forces shapin
 g desert ecosystems and water systems. Raised in t
 he Sonoran Desert\, she blends historical investig
 ation with science reporting to reveal how past ev
 ents still shape modern environmental realities. H
 er book\, The Quake That Drained the Desert\, trac
 es how a forgotten 19th‑century Arizona earthquake
  continues to affect aquifers today—offering a sur
 prising new lens on groundwater\, climate resilien
 ce\, and the long memory of landscapes.\n \n Regis
 tration opens on January 1\, 2027\n \n Members: $7
  per person | General: $10 per person | At the doo
 r: $10\n \n 
CATEGORIES:Lectures
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LOCATION:Fort Lowell Museum\n 2900 N Craycroft Rd\n Tucson\
 , AZ 85712\n United States\n 
URL:https://tucsonpresidio.com/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=1391
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