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How can Yuma teach us something about the Verde?

Dec 7, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Native Plant, Purdy Verde Blog, VWRC News

Our Habitat Restoration Manager, Matt Wilson and Field Supervisor, Elaine Nichols attended the Riparian Restoration and Tamarisk Beetle Workshop presented by RiversEdge West in Yuma in late November. The workshop covered the Tamarisk leaf beetle and various aspects of a successful river restoration program. The tamarisk leaf beetle is a biological control that was introduced […]

Lower Verde Adventures 2018

Nov 28, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Blog, Friends News, Interesting Reads, Native Plant, Purdy Verde Blog, VWRC News

by Ben Kowalewski, Habitat Restoration Coordinator Part One The morning started off like most others; wanting to stay in bed for five more minutes but knowing it was time to get up, coffee, getting dressed and leaving for work. Except today was not a typical day going to the office, I had a lot of […]

Southwest Seed Partnership New Mexico Native Plant Farm Tour

May 10, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Friends News, Native Plant, Native Seed Coop, Purdy Verde Blog

On May 7th, Fennel Blythe, Native Seed Coordinator with Friends of the Verde River traveled to New Mexico for the New Mexico Native Plant Farm Tour. She had the privilege of attending an informative and inspirational farm tour sponsored by the Institute for Applied Ecology, directed by Melanie Gisler and coordinated by Maggie Parrish. Friends […]

Restoring the Verde River: A story about second chances – Part 1

Feb 7, 2018 by Isaac Dudley
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JAMIE NIELSEN December 12, 2017 Waxy, wrinkly, smelly trench foot. Lightning. Hemotoxins and neurotoxins, rattlesnake and spider bites. Kevin Kennedy, Logistics Technician with Arizona Conservation Corps (AZCC), is grilling the crew members-in-training about “the umbles”. “These are the signs of hypothermia! Mumbles, stumbles, and grumbles. Get ’em dry, get ’em warm, people!” This is the […]

Creosote

Dec 11, 2017 by Isaac Dudley
Posted in Native Plant

Homeowners when deciding on what to landscape with can make good ecological decisions by looking around at what grows naturally in the area. For many, cactus comes to mind, but there are many other native plants that would do well in your yard. Consider the creosote plant (Larrea tridentate), which can increase pollinators, as well […]

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