Prescott Creeks, tribe partner to improve water quality in Slaughterhouse Gulch
Photo by Cindy Barks.
Guy Whol, left, and Michael Byrd of the Prescott Creeks organization talk about the importance of restoring natural qualities to the Slaughterhouse Gulch area along the Yavpe Connector.
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