Backstory: Rocky Point’s pristine estuary
· June 16, 2008 · Print This Article
A Tempe-based developer plans to erect multiple condominium towers near one of Rocky Point’s rarest water bodies: Estero Morua. The estuary is home to several rare birds and an oyster co-operative run by several local women. Preservationists are trying to encourage developers for Canusa Homes to include ecotourism to preserve the area’s character.
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