Arizona State Land Department
http://www.land.state.az.us
Their mission is “To manage State Trust lands and
resources to enhance value and optimize economic return for the Trust beneficiaries”.
Or if you want to hike on Daisy Mountain and need an Individual or Group Permit
(must have one to be legal), to directly to
http://www.land.state.az.us/programs/natural/recreation_permit.htm
Arizona Legislative Information System (A.L.I.S.)
http://www.azleg.state.az.us
The official web site of the Arizona State Legislature for
track pending legislation, plus locate and contact individual
legislators, and stay up-to-date on current issues.
Black Canyon Heritage Park http://bcheritagepark.org/
Land has been donated to the Black Canyon City Community Association (BCCCA) for habitat conservation
and public enjoyment by Phil and Jeane Albins. Their vision for the heritage park is to provide a
focal point in the area with emphasis on the natural flora and fauna of a fragile desert riparian ecosystem. North Country
Conservancy will be working with them in a number of ways.
Desert Foothills Land Trust http://www.dflt.org>
Incorporated in 1991, the Desert Foothills Land Trust has evolved to
become a stable force for land preservation in the Sonoran
Desert foothills area of central Arizona.
Land Trust Alliance
http://www.lta.org
The Land Trust Alliance is the convener, strategist and
representative of land trusts across America.
New River - Desert Hills Community Association
http://www.nrdhca.org/
The New River - Desert Hills Community Association is dedicated to the
preservation of the rural lifestyle of the community surrounding Daisy Mountain.
OnlineAtAnthem
www.onlineatanthem.com
OnlineAtAnthem is the official community portal for Anthem
Arizona area. OnlineAtAnthem is all about being the most convenient
source of local information for the Anthem; community, by the Anthem
community.
Sonoran Institute
http://sonoran.org/
The Sonoran Institute promotes community decisions that respect the land and people of western North America. On their web page,
they state: :The West's economy is increasingly driven by people's decisions about where they want to live,
rather than where they have to live. Entrepreneurs choose quality of life over other business factors.
Downshifting baby boomers are drawn to communities with scenic landscapes. As a result,
protecting Arizona's magnificent scenery is an essential strategy for promoting economic prosperity. For more, go to
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/viewpoints/articles/0106vip-sustainenviron06.html
