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    Verde Valley Bird Festival Kick Off Meeting Announced

    September 14, 2019No Comments
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    Preparations begin for the
    2020 Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival
    Volunteer Opportunities for All

    logo_friendsoftheverderiverCottonwood AZ (September 14, 2019) – Friends of the Verde River (Friends) is excited to begin preparations for the 2020 Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival being held at Dead Horse Ranch State Park April 23  – 26, 2020. This annual festival provides a unique recreational experience to anyone interested in the natural world and fosters awareness of the importance of habitat for the enrichment of all life in the Verde Valley.

    Each year more than 100 dedicated volunteers come out to welcome visitors, host workshops, and coordinate the details for the festival. Please join us for our kick-off planning meeting Wednesday, September 19 from 4:00 -7:00 PM at the Cottonwood Public Library. This is a great opportunity to meet volunteers that have been work on the festival for its 20 years and other new comers and find out how you can be part of this wonderful event. To register for the volunteer kick off meeting email or call Laura Jones at LauraJ@VerdeRiver.org or (928) 451-6860.

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    More than 400 birders as well as hundreds of families come to the Valley to enjoy more than 90 field trips and workshop as well as the festival’s Saturday Family Nature Fair. The 2020 festivals theme is Threatened and Endangered Species highlighting the importance of critical habitat, along the Verde River and its tributaries, to bird populations. 

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