The Canal that Accidentally Grew a Forest in the Arizona Desert

The Central Arizona Project Canal is a crucial infrastructure that supplies water to 80% of Arizona's population. It redirects water from the Colorado River, impacting urban and agricultural development. Despite its design, the canal inadvertently acts as a water harvesting structure, creating microclimates and supporting native vegetation. This highlights the ecological benefits and challenges of such infrastructure in desert environments.

What new insight or understanding did you gain from this video?