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Serving Sedona
our article in the Sedona Red Rock News
Volunteers Greet and Inform Visitors
Volunteers with ANHA and Friends of the Forest warmly welcome visitors, offering valuable information to help them explore the Sedona area responsibly.
Not Just Ancient History…
The Coconino National Forest’s Red Rock Ranger District is home to three well-known cultural Heritage sites, Palatki, Honanki, and Crane Petroglyph — visited by 65,000 people annually. Although considered “prehistoric,” these sites and the area’s National monuments (Tuzigoot, Montezuma Castle, and Montezuma Well) are very much culturally alive today.
Volunteers Work on Interesting Wildlife and Plant Projects
Pronghorn populations near Cottonwood are growing thanks to habitat restoration, fence modifications, and efforts to improve water access and migration corridors.
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If you have ideas, pictures, or articles for the Newsletter, please email them to the FOF newsletter editor at: newsletter@fofsedona.org
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