The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy's Ramsey Canyon Preserve in Hereford, AZ is a stunning ecological crossroads, where diverse ecosystems converge, creating a haven for a wide variety of plant and animal species. Situated in southeastern Arizona, this preserve boasts sky islands, spring-fed streams, and high canyon walls that provide a unique and cool environment in the desert Southwest. With its rich habitat diversity, Ramsey Canyon Preserve is home to rare species such as the ridge-nosed rattlesnake, elegant trogon, and Rivoli's and Anna's hummingbirds.

As a base for The Nature Conservancy's work in southeastern Arizona, Ramsey Canyon Preserve serves as a hub for collaborative projects with regional partners, focusing on fire management, stream restoration, and the protection of endangered species. The preserve's location within the Apache Highlands ecoregion allows for the conservation of a wide range of communities, from semi-desert grasslands to pine-fir forests. Visitors to Ramsey Canyon can explore the beauty of this unique landscape, hike its trails, and witness the incredible biodiversity that thrives in this oasis.

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