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Serving Sedona
our article in the Sedona Red Rock News
Volunteer and Hike the Red Rocks
The beautiful forest and the red rocks drew all of us to Sedona. Hiking the trails is just something that feels right. It seemed natural to us to get involved with the Friends of the Forest and help to preserve the wonderful area we live in. The purpose of the Friends...
Toads lost but not frog-otten
Verde Valley Search and Rescue volunteers are frequently called out to join search missions after dark. In fact, night time search and rescues are more typical on the National Forest than daylight events. It is rare, however, for volunteers from Friends of the Forest...
Wildfires a Growing Concern
Most of us are aware that we’re experiencing an exceptionally dry year. Depending on where you live, you may have received only 10% to 40% of average annual precipitation. Our monsoon season ended early in 2017. Our winter precipitation was significantly below normal....
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