Hold on Rain Barrel Orders
Due to our office being closed, any orders we receive on rain barrels will be put on hold until we re-open.
For further inquiries or questions please contact us at seri@seriaz.org.
SERI Programs Running with Adjustments due to COVID-19
In order to support our community’s health from exposure to Coronavirus, we are no longer meeting with prospective and current program participants in-person until further notice. This includes but not limited to field outreach activities (workshops,…
Celebrating Successes In Building Community Resilience
We want to recognize and give a tremendous thank you to Bank of America and the Arbor Day Foundation for supporting and funding our project to build community resilience.
With the help and support…
SERI Partners on Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs
Ann Marie Wolf
President, SERI
520-321-9488
annmarie@seriaz.org
Rachel Spitz
Communication Specialist, SERI
520-321-9488
rspitz@seriaz.org
When was the last time your child got tested for lead poisoning?…
SERI Celebrates Community Efforts to Reduce Urban Temperatures
On November 21, 2019 we gathered with community partners at Davis Bilingual Elementary Magnet School to celebrate our accomplishments in planting shade trees thanks to our partnerships with Bank of America and the
Barrels Are Back In-Stock; Start Collecting Rainwater
Great news! We received funding to buy rainwater harvesting tools including barrels for you to catch rain for your trees, plants and shrubs. We have limited rain barrels in-stock that are 55-gallon and refurbished food-grade thanks to…
Childhood Lead Prevention Programs Are Happening Now!
The City of Tucson and Pima County each have a childhood lead prevention program happening now! The two separate programs are helping protect families from the dangers of lead by offering lead inspections, safe…
Low Income Urban Forestry Program in Tucson, Arizona, USA
Read more about how SERI collaborates with Trees for Tucson to help low income families in south metropolitan Tucson through the distribution of trees. Article written by SERI for Cities and The Environment. Click on the link…
Community Water Coalition of Southern Arizona
SERI was featured in the Summer 2019 newsletter for the Community Water Coalition of Southern Arizona. The section in the newsletter goes into detail about the different opportunities and benefits offered to low-income families of Tucson,…
Haury Grant
Low-Income families may benefit from renewable energy to help reduce energy use in their home!
Improving Equity in Solar Access: A Low-cost Cooling Option for Families
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You may…
SERI Bridges the Gap Between Research and Community Action
Senior Project Manager Flor Sandoval, along with SERI’s partners at the University of Arizona College of public health Nathan Lothrop and Nicolas Lopez-Galvez, attended a three-day research to action program meeting. The event was organized by…
SERI Employees Complete ADOSH Training Certification
In its continued efforts to serve, empower and protect the communities of Southern Arizona, SERI has sponsored four of its employees to a 10-hour general Industry safety training held by The Arizona Division of Occupational Safety…
