The Rainmaker2025-10-13T16:42:15+00:00

The Rainmaker

The printed Rainmaker was the Alliance’s first foray into sharing news from the Altar Valley. Take a peek at history and some of the early years of the Alliance.

The Rainmaker Winter 2009

HAPPY HOLIDAYS ! There is much to celebrate this holiday season. Agricultural families in the watershed have worked closely together and with partners to move big projects ahead and manage [...]

November 22nd, 2009|

The Rainmaker Winter 2008

Summer monsoons were generous this year. Now we hope for the gift ,of good winter rains. Rainfall patterns vary throughout the valley, so neighbors are always happy when it rains [...]

November 22nd, 2008|

The Rainmaker Winter 2007

We're alive and well out here, embracing the new year with vigor! Thus far this El Nino is a bit of a hoax, but we remain ever optimistic. Despite last [...]

December 22nd, 2007|

The Rainmaker January 2005

The Altar Valley Conservation Alliance (AVCA) has enjoyed a successful year thanks to our donors, members, cooperative governmental agencies and their personnel, _as well as otherĀ· private and community organizations. [...]

January 22nd, 2005|

The Rainmaker June 2004

Welcome to the Altar Valley, where ranchers watch the sky daily, waiting for monsoon clouds to thunder across the watershed. Long summer days are filled with checking pastures, moving livestock, [...]

June 3rd, 2004|

The Rainmaker September 2003

Welcome to the Altar Valley, where about a dozen families have formed an alliance to care for a 600,000 plus acre working landĀ­scape. It all started back in 1995 when [...]

September 5th, 2003|

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