• By implementing good conservation practices today we ensure the land will be preserved for future generations.


  • Most recently Desert Willow began construction of a Native American roundhouse. We are working to have the garden complete by Earth Day 2012!
  • The EMNRCD serves 13 cities in East Maricopa from Cave Creek down to Queen Creek and out to Superior. If you are a farmer or rancher and need guidance on a project contact us and we may be able to help!
  • The Desert Willow is working with several groups to develop a sustainable garden. When completed the garden will be used by Desert Willow as an educational facility.

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SPRING BREAK BUILDS

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!

Give back to your community while learning sustainable construction

 Straw Bale
Rammed Earth Tire
Poured Adobe
Papercrete
Bottles & Cans

 Ages 14+ welcome!

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Desert Willow Sustainable Garden Opening Soon!

Desert Willow has partnered with several organizations to create a sustainable permaculture garden and educational space for students, teachers and the community. This site will demonstrate and educate about rain catchment, native plants, desert tortoises and more!

Youth tours, teacher continuing education and communtiy classes will begin Spring of 2012!


 

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January 28

Roundhouse Build
Time: 8am-12pm
Where: Desert Willow Garden

@ Superstition Farm
3440 S Hawes Rd., Mesa AZ

 

Everlasting Marks

Will be building the rammed earth tire wall and the bottle and can wall in the graden most Saturdays beginning January 28th.
Contact them to schedule yourself or your group to participate.

(open to youth 14-21 years of age)

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