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Fresh Air Moments: Restoration on Lynx Creek

Fresh Air Moment, plants, Water, Wildlife

Learn more about riparian restoration, specifically efforts made on a Lynx Creek tributary at the Highlands Center for Natural History, with funding from the Yavapai Resource Advisory Committee and in partnership with the Prescott National Forest....

Fresh Air Moments: Storytime with Jessie

Fresh Air Moment, plants, Water, Wildlife

Jessica Manley-Ewald reads Phoebe and Chub by Matthew Henry Hall and Sheila Aldridge....

Fresh Air Moments: Measure Your Local Creek

Fresh Air Moment, plants, Water, Wildlife

Join Erin Nixon from the Highlands Center for Natural History in looking at some simple math involved in understanding our local watershed....

Fresh Air Moments: pH and Water

Fresh Air Moment, plants, Water, Wildlife

Learn about pH and how it affects the water of the Central Highlands. This video is supported by the City of Prescott and Water Awareness Month. Copy is written in part by Highlands Center volunteer Pat Gulley....

Fresh Air Moments: Intro to Riparian Habitats

Fresh Air Moment, plants, Water, Wildlife

Learn about the physical and biological considerations when defining the riparian zones of the Central Highlands. This video is supported by the City of Prescott Water Awareness Month. Copy is written in part by Highlands Center volunteer Jo Glaves....

Fresh Air Moments: Snowflakes

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Snowflake geometry and activities to do at home in the Central Highlands of Arizona while there is snow on the ground....
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Highlands Center for Natural History

The Highlands Center for Natural History helps children and adults discover the wonders of nature and become wise caretakers of the land.

Established in 1996, the Highlands Center for Natural History is a science-based non-profit organization (501(c)(3)) developed to foster an appreciation for and knowledge of the natural wonders of the Central Highlands of Arizona. Operating on an 80-acre campus near Lynx Lake through a Special Use Permit with Prescott National Forest, the Highlands Center is a hub for lifelong learning, designed to invite discovery of the wonders of nature through on and offsite programs reaching over 15,000 children and adults a year and supported by contributions from individuals, corporations, foundations and community partners.

1375 S. Walker Road, Prescott, AZ 86303
Federal Tax ID# 86-0798677

Phone: (928) 776-9550

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