Steven Ayers’ new book “The River of the Kings: A History of Arizona’s Verde River” — named after the river’s designation by the first Spanish Conquistadors, El Rio de los Reyes — is now available at the Sedona, Camp...
Restoration work across the Verde River Watershed is helping heal its landscapes, according to the newly released 2025 Verde River Watershed Report Card. The report shows that the condition of upland areas like grasslands and forests has improved from...
Gary Beverly, a board member of the Citizens Water Advocacy Group and chairman of the Yavapai chapter of the Sierra Club, gave a Zoom presentation on Saturday, Oct. 14, on the proposed Big Chino Pipeline that would import water...
A legal settlement signed last month by Coconino National Forest and two watchdog groups is intended to mitigate damage from cattle grazing on sensitive streamside habitats, but it will also allow USFS to continue managed grazing in several riparian...
Earlier this year, the Arizona Corporation Commission asked the three largest classes of water companies to give a status report on their readiness to ensure sufficient water supply in the face of drought and mandatory cuts to Colorado River...
Camp Verde asks Sedona to support HB 4064 for economic development
The Sedona City Council heard its most recent legislative...
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