Looking for information related to local organizations and preservation resources.
This page provides a convenient index to helpful Web sites. We hope you find the
information you need. And, please don't forget to come back!
| About Local
Organizations and Preservation Resources |
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If you have an interest
in preservation and related activities in Scottsdale and desert foothills area, you will
find these links to be very helpful. |
| Arizona Bureau of Land
Management |
Information on Arizona's wilderness areas and this
important department. The site also provides brief descriptions of several back country
scenic drives. |
| Arizona Republic
Newspaper |
Articles and information about the Valley of the
Sun. The Northeast section provides news about north Scottsdale, Cave Creek and Carefree. |
| Arizona State Land
Department |
The very important department is responsible for
the management and sale of trust lands. Their actions have an immense impact on how and
where development occurs. This site provides information on the Arizona Preserve
Initiative and how sales of state trust lands are handled. |
| Cave
Creek Museum |
Learn about the history of Cave
Creek. The original Scenic Drive entry sign is preserved here. |
| City of
Scottsdale |
Information about departments, elected
officials and services. |
| Coalition of Pinnacle
Peak |
Information about this influential north
Scottsdale homeowners group and its position on various public issues. |
| Dark Sky |
Information on world-wide efforts to preserve our
night skies. Discusses measures to reduce light pollution and provides links to many
related sites. |
| Desert Foothills Land Trust |
Information about Cave Creek/Carefree efforts to
preserve Sonoran open space. |
| Directory of
Environmental Organizations |
A directory of environmental
organizations. |
| Foothills
Animal Rescue |
Would you likeG to provide a foster home for a
homeless cat or dog? Is your pet missing? Have you found a stray? The Cave Creek-based
volunteer organization can help. |
| Greater Pinnacle
Peak Association & The Peak Magazine |
Enjoy writing? Community events?
This Scottsdale non profit publishes The Peak magazine and can always use
a good article. You'll also find a calendar of upcoming events at this
site. |
| McDowell
Sonoran Conservancy |
Information about Scottsdale's efforts to preserve
the McDowell Mountains. |
| Nature Conservancy |
Information on nature and conservation science
including a "Nature Chat" and a "Science Library". |
| NESPOA |
Web site of North East Scottsdale
Property Owners Association. |
| Pima
Road Scenic Corridor |
What issues are impacting
Scottsdale's Pima Road Scenic Corridor? Interesting in volunteering to
help preserve the desert character of one of Scottsdale's most beautiful
roads? This Web site, devoted to the Pima Road Scenic Corridor, is the
place to start. |
| Scottsdale City
Council |
Want to get in touch with members of the
Scottsdale City Council? This is where you can do it. You will find background
information about these elected officials and their email addresses. |
| Scottsdale
General Plan |
Interested in Scottsdale's plans for the future?
At this site you will find information about CityShape 2020, Character Areas and the
General Plan. |
| Scottsdale
Clerk's Office |
Information on Scottsdale's boards and
commissions. Minutes from McDowell Sonoran Preserve Commission and other meetings. |
| Scottsdale
Native Plant Ordinance |
Lists and provides photographs of the desert
plants that are protected and provides details about the Scottsdale Native Plant
Ordinance. Provides to several sites that provide information on Sonoran plants. |
| Sierra Club |
Information on a variety of conservation issues
and links to other environmental sites. |
| Sonoran News |
Articles and other information from recent and
past copies of this weekly publication which is widely-read in the desert foothills and
northeast Valley areas. |
| Southwest
Wildlife Rehabilitation |
Information about Sonoran animals including
photographs. Found an injured animal? This local volunteer organization has rehabilitated
more than 1,500 injured wild animals. |
| Trust for Public Land
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Information on the Trust's various projects to
preserve land for natural areas, open space, parks and gardens. |