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Sustainability Alliance Community Conversation #2: Stories from the Pandemic

Jul 24, 2020 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog

Community Conversation #2: Stories from the Pandemic Thursday, Sept. 3, 10-11:30 am via ZOOM. Hosted by the Sustainability Alliance and OLLI While many of us are stuck at home, it can be hard to see how COVID-19 has impacted our community. How has the pandemic affected our region, and what’s being done to create a […]

VERDE VALLEY ROAD TRIP: SMALL TOWNS, NATURE, AND ARIZONA WINE

Jul 10, 2020 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News

“Arizona’s Verde Valley, just north ofPhoenix, is a place to go to get away from thecactianddesert sceneryand enjoy springs, streams, and lush cottonwood trees. Not far from theRed Rocks of Sedona, this valley is a place where you can retreat to small-town America with quaint shops,wineries,Native American history, and even a historic mining town turned […]

#CottonwoodConnected centralizes cash, donations in Cottonwood area

Apr 21, 2020 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News

“Needing both an online space to help centralize donations of cash and goods during the COVID-19 pandemic and something to infuse positive energy into the community, members of a Cottonwood-area task force came up with unique concept.” See more here.

Reservoirs that supply water to Phoenix area nearly full after wet winter

Apr 15, 2020 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News

” Salt River Project’s system of six reservoirs is now 98% full, the highest level since 2010. “ Click here to read the article.

CEMEX recognised by the Wildlife Habitat Council

Feb 6, 2020 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News

The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) recognized CEMEX for its commitment to biodiversity, conservation education and environmental partnerships within the communities in which it operates. CEMEX worked with Friends in Camp Verde to remove invasive species, restoring habitat! Congratulations to CEMEX. Read the full piece here.

The Emerald Mile: a book discussion on 9/17/19

Sep 19, 2019 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News, Interesting Reads

by Nancy L. C. Steele When George Crawford opened his hard-cover edition of The Emerald Mile by Keven Fedarko, I heard gasps of surprise in the room. Eleven of us had gathered for a book club-style talk about The Emerald Mile, a story of the fastest boat ride down the length of the Colorado River […]

Yellow-billed Cuckoo Survey Training

Jul 18, 2019 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Habitat Restoration, Purdy Verde Blog, VWRC News

By Elaine Nichols, Habitat Restoration Coordinator. Thursday afternoon Tracy and I hit the road headed to Patagonia in southeast Arizona for another survey training. Having only been south of Phoenix once, I was excited to see this part of the state and to learn about the Western Yellow-billed Cuckoo. Throughout the training, we learned about […]

GIS- The Intelligent Nervous System

Jul 17, 2019 by Elaine Nichols
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Interesting Reads, Purdy Verde Blog, VWRC News

ESRI, the leading GIS software provider in the world, provides users with desktop software, online platforms, customizable applications and more. Last week ESRI put on the 39th Annual User Conference (UC) at the San Diego Convention Center from July 8-12. The UC brought together GIS users from across the globe to learn more about how to […]

Willow Flycatcher Survey Training

May 21, 2019 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog, VWRC News

The southwestern willow flycatcher is a small perching bird that was federally listed as an endangered species in 1995. These birds breed in densely vegetated riparian areas mostly in Arizona, New Mexico and southern California. They migrate for the winter to the rainforests of Mexico, Central America and Northern South America. Parts of the Verde […]

A Successful 2019 Birding Festival – A Big Thanks!

May 8, 2019 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Purdy Verde Blog

Each year hundreds of birders descend on Dead Horse Ranch State Park for the Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival. They come from all over the country to spend time along the Verde River, Mingus Mountain and the peaks of Flagstaff to see the magnificent birds that come through our area during the Spring migration. […]

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