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Yuma Clapper Rail (Jim Rorabaugh, USFWS); Los Morteros (Alex Hobson, Arizona Open Land Trust); Chiricahua Leopard Frog (Jim Rorabaugh, USFWS); Altar Valley (Randy Prentice, Courtesy of Faulkner Land Co.)
 

Arizona Land and Water Trust
The Arizona Open Land Trust (AOLT) and the Southeast Arizona Land Trust (SEALT) have merged to form the Arizona Land and Water Trust!


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Diana Freshwater, Executive Director of the Arizona Open Land Trust
Sopori Ranch, Pima County(Photo: Joseph Belfiore) Sands Ranch, Pima County (Photo: Robert Dawson) Executive Director, Diana Freshwater
  Trust Protects Important Riparian Area
We are delighted to announce that today the Pima County Board of Supervisors finalized an agreement between the County, Arizona Land and Water Trust, and the landowner of the historic Sopori Ranch to permanently protect more than 4,000 acres of the Ranch. Read more.
  Trust Protects Significant Grasslands
Pima County Supervisors today voted to approve the purchase of 5,040 acres of the Sands Ranch located in Pima County. Funding for the $21-million acquisition will come from the sale of bonds approved by Pima County voters as part of the 2004 Conservation Acquisition Bond Program. Read more.
  THE TRUST’S DESERT RIVERS INITIATIVE.
Water.  We are becoming increasingly aware that our most important resource is growing scarce.  Throughout the West, and particularly here in the Sonoran Desert, competition for available water will impact all of us. 
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