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Welcome, Elena!

We're excited to announce that Elena Dosamantes has joined the AVCA team as our new Program Coordinator.  She grew up in Cananea, Sonora, a small mining town in northern Mexico [...]

October 9th, 2024|

Position Filled: We’re hiring!

The Altar Valley Conservation Alliance seeks an enthusiastic and organized individual with a strong collaborative nature to join their team.  The ideal candidate should have strong project management skills and [...]

August 1st, 2024|

AVCA Receives 2023 BOR EWRP Grant!

The Altar Valley Conservation Alliance, in partnership with the Pima County Regional Flood Control District, will use a series of nature-based features in the Altar Wash watershed, southwest of [...]

December 3rd, 2023|

We’re Hiring! (Position filled)

Postion filled.  We're hiring! AVCA is looking for a Finance Administrator to join our staff team.  This is a part-time work from home position that averages about 40 hours per [...]

September 22nd, 2022|

Altar Valley Watershed Plan Completed!

The Altar Valley Watershed Plan is a collaboratively developed, interactive document that identifies management goals, available information on key conservation issues, and priority projects across private and public lands.  It [...]

September 7th, 2022|

AVCA Website Relaunch!

The Alliance first launched its website way back in 2010, and it served us well over the years. However, it was time for us to bring our site into 2020, [...]

February 20th, 2020|

Staff Changes at AVCA

Dear Altar Valley Friends, I am writing today with news of changes within the Altar Valley Conservation Alliance (AVCA) staff. This month, we bid farewell to our long-time Program Administrator [...]

January 1st, 2020|

Giving Tuesday in the Altar Valley

During this season of planning and preparation, the Alliance's Board of Directors, Science Advisory Board, and the staff take time to reflect on the year coming to a close, and [...]

December 3rd, 2019|

Thank you and Happy Holidays!

We hope your holiday season is filled with joy and celebration. From all of us at the Altar Valley Conservation Alliance, thanks for your love of this valley, and all [...]

December 17th, 2017|

Happy New Year & A Workshop

We hope you enjoyed a wonderful holiday season! The Alliance wrapped up a busy 2015, which you can recap in our end-of-the-year letter, found here and here. We’re kicking off [...]

December 7th, 2015|

We’re hiring!

Join the AVCA team! We’re now accepting applications for the
Conservation and Science Coordinator position. AVCA needs your help in recruiting for a new position that we seek to fill early [...]

August 20th, 2015|

Pima County Bond Survey

Pima County’s Bond Advisory Committee is working to narrow down a field of proposals for a future bond election, including one to heal the Altar Wash, also known as the [...]

May 8th, 2013|

Dee Lusby

Dee Lusby owns and operates a beekeeping business with over seven hundred hives located throughout the Altar Valley. Dee believes in raising bees naturally, with no help from chemicals. With [...]

October 8th, 2012|

Altar Valley Research Fellowship

David Seibert was awarded the 2011 Altar Valley Research Fellowship at the Alliance’s May Community Meeting. The Fellowship is designed to attract and support scientific research in the Altar Valley. [...]

January 8th, 2011|

Quivira Coalition

Last November the Alliance was honored to receive the Quivira Coalition’s Clarence Burch Award of $20,000. The award goes to an individual or organization that leads by example in promoting [...]

July 8th, 2009|

Freeport-McMoRan & Pima County

We were thrilled to be awarded a grant of $50,000 from the Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation, which was matched dollar for dollar by Pima County. With these grants the [...]

January 8th, 2009|

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