Connectivity Initiative Collaboration with AZGFD By Dana Warnecke In 2016, WTMC launched its White Tank Mountains Regional Connectivity Initiative (CI) in support of our mission to inspire all to conserve […]
Read MoreToday we would like to highlight a dedicated steward of WTMC! Steve Rugh has been a huge help towards WTMC and our efforts. Steve now serves on our Leadership Team […]
Read More2024 was a record year for the White Tank Mountains Conservancy. In partnership with the Howard Hughes Corporation, we raised funds for our very first Wild Day, cleaned up more […]
Read MoreIn honor of Native American Heritage Month, we wanted to highlight a dedicated steward of WTMC, Lisa Sass, who recently discovered her connection to Native heritage. Lisa’s Native American heritage […]
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When WTMC steward, Kristi Geiger, invited me to join her and her daughter, Rhyan, to pick up litter on the popular Waterfall Trail in the White Tank Mountain Regional Park […]
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White Tank Mountains Conservancy steward and Desert Defenders Team Leader, Jim Hoffmann, visited Canyon View High School on Friday, February 10 to meet with the Future Farmers of America, or […]
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On Friday, January 20, White Tank Mountains Conservancy Volunteers hosted a two-hour guided hike with Ottawa University students. After an introduction to the conservancy by Steve Rugh, he and fellow […]
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The White Tank Mountains Conservancy partnered with the City of Buckeye Parks & Recreation Department for two Youth to Mountains education programs that took Place in Skyline Regional Park. Both […]
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Arizona was supposed to be a place Nancy Elliott passed through on her way from Ohio to California. Barely out of high school at the time, she was heading west to work […]
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Join regional experts who link the Initiative’s imperative to balance the natural and built environment with regional economic vibrancy and quality of life in the crown jewel of the West […]
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