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Author Archive for: "MayaR"
 Friends Earns a Wild and Scenic Grant from River Network
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By Maya Rappaport
In Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog
Posted July 29, 2022

Friends Earns a Wild and Scenic Grant from River Network

Friends of the Verde River is thrilled to receive a $10,000 grant from the River Network in support of our projects along the Wild and Scenic section of the Verde. This grant will help us host [...]

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 Hope on the Breeze: Small Actions You Can Take in a Changing Climate
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By Maya Rappaport
In Blog, Purdy Verde Blog, RFL
Posted July 5, 2022

Hope on the Breeze: Small Actions You Can Take in a Changing Climate

By June you’ve probably had your fill of the winds blowing across the Verde Valley. I know I have. Gusts that dry out my eyeballs and blow off my hat are a feature here. When we moved in, I [...]

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 Friends of the Verde River Receives a Second Grant from Forever Our Rivers for Arundo Free Oak Creek Project
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By Maya Rappaport
In Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog
Posted June 21, 2022

Friends of the Verde River Receives a Second Grant from Forever Our Rivers for Arundo Free Oak Creek Project

Friends of the Verde River works to restore healthy conditions to the Verde River system. We use many different strategies to tackle issues facing our river, including removing non-native [...]

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 TinyCamp Cottonwood Resort Uses Water-Saving Practices to Achieve Silver Level RFL Certification
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By Maya Rappaport
In Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog, RFL
Posted June 9, 2022

TinyCamp Cottonwood Resort Uses Water-Saving Practices to Achieve Silver Level RFL Certification

Friends of the Verde River is proud to certify TinyCamp Cottonwood Resort as a Silver Level River Friendly Development! This great team revealed their 4-unit tiny home development at the [...]

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By Maya Rappaport
In Blog, Purdy Verde Blog, RFL
Posted June 6, 2022

Green Infrastructure Can Help You Be More River Friendly

by Isaac Dudley April 2022 What is green infrastructure? As an element of Friends of the Verde River’s River Friendly Living program, green infrastructure refers to man made systems that use [...]

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 Working as Partners to Protect Pronghorn in Arizona
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By Maya Rappaport
In Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog
Posted June 2, 2022

Working as Partners to Protect Pronghorn in Arizona

by Nancy L.C. Steele May 2022 Whenever I am driving through grasslands in Arizona, I am delighted if I see a herd of pronghorn. Sometimes I am rewarded with a glimpse of these sleek creatures as [...]

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By Maya Rappaport
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Posted May 12, 2022

State of the Verde Watershed Conference

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By Maya Rappaport
In Friends News, Water News
Posted May 10, 2022

Read “Gardens for Humanity: The Water Cycle as a Model of Sustainability” in the Verde Valley Independent

“In our region, the Friends of the Verde River, and the Oak Creek Watershed Council are dedicated to preserving and improving our local water systems as part of the Verde Watershed. They [...]

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 River Friendly Living for a Sustainable Verde River
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By Maya Rappaport
In Blog, Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog, RFL
Posted May 10, 2022

River Friendly Living for a Sustainable Verde River

We love the Verde River!  Gentle flowing water on a hot day, habitat for wildlife, beautiful trees lining riverbanks that cast lush shadows and create shade…  In our arid climate, [...]

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 Investing In Our Planet: Friends Works for a Long-Lasting River For All
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By Maya Rappaport
In Blog, Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog
Posted May 4, 2022

Investing In Our Planet: Friends Works for a Long-Lasting River For All

by Nancy L.C. Steele April 2022 April is Earth Month. The theme this year is Invest in our Planet. This is the time to preserve and protect our health, our families, and our livelihoods. As we [...]

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