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Serving Sedona
our article in the Sedona Red Rock News
Threatened Narrow-Headed Gartersnakes Thrive in Student Care
Living in these beautiful red rocks makes me want to keep it exactly the same as it is so that I can continue to enjoy our surrounding National Forest year after year. However, I am only one person and cannot sustain our public lands by myself.
Appreciation for Volunteers Supporting One Another
Living in these beautiful red rocks makes me want to keep it exactly the same as it is so that I can continue to enjoy our surrounding National Forest year after year. However, I am only one person and cannot sustain our public lands by myself.
Verde Valley Agaves Are Living Pre-Columbian Crops Farmed Long Ago
A small cadre of volunteers gathered on a chilly December morning outside the Red Rock Ranger District Headquarters. These volunteer community scientists were preparing to join an agave inventory effort underway in the Verde Valley. District Wildlife Biologist, Janie...
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