The Upper Verde River is one step closer to being receiving the Outstanding Arizona Waters designation, the highest water quality protection level in the state. The Governor’s Regulatory Review ...
Rock climbers notched a win this week as a coalition led by the Prescott Climbers Coalition and the Trust for Public Land ...
A popular Chino Valley recreation area known for climbing, history and natural resources is now permanently protected.
Trees somehow grow straight out of solid rock along a river that most Arizona visitors never even glimpse from a car window.
Changes to Colorado River water rights may not directly impact the Quad Cities, but those reductions will still be felt locally. The Big Chino Aquifer, which both Prescott and Prescott ...
Yavapai College is bringing gardening experts together for a day of demonstrations, practical learning and discovery.
New federal rules mean Arizona will be getting a lot less water from the Colorado river. City leaders say they've been planning for years and no one will run out, but keeping taps flowing is expensive ...
If approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the designation would prohibit the degradation of existing water quality, protecting wildlife habitat, threatened or endangered species, and ...
The river is fed by springs and snowmelt from the surrounding mountains, and that reliable source keeps the water moving and ...
Phoenix has spent decades preparing for the type of Colorado River cutbacks it will face starting next year, but making up for them will still require lots of sacrifice and investment. Why it matters: ...
Arizona's Verde Mining District has historically been one of the richest outcroppings of copper ore in the world, with the United Verde and United Verde Extension Mines producing over $4 billion in ...
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