CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND TRUST
MISSION
The mission of the Central Arizona Land Trust (CALT) is to preserve and protect open space, wildlife habitat, and the scenic and cultural values of central and northern Arizona for future generations.
Mary Hoadley Joins CALT Board of Directors
Mary Hoadley joined the CALT board in the Spring of 2011. She is a 1967 graduate of Stanford University as a Phi Beta Kappa, with a B.A. in History and Anthropology. She has been associated with the Arcosanti Project in Cordes Junction, AZ beginning in 1970 at its groundbreaking. A part of the management staff since 1971 and a member of the Board of Trustees since 1977, she is currently Arcosanti Site Coordinator and Cosanti Foundation treasurer.
She is an active representative of the foundation in many civic organizations
in central Arizona as well as Chair of the Upper Agua Fria Watershed Partnership.
The Passing of Constance Pinney and Bridget Reynolds.
In September, CALT lost a good friend and supporter when Bridget Reynolds passed away. She donated her services and brought her vast creative abilities in graphic design to many of our newsletters, brochures and other publications. .
In early December we also learned of the death of Constance Pinney, a member of our Advisory Board. Her accounting skills were invaluable to CALT and she gave generously of her time and support.
The Margaret T. Morris Foundation makes a generous $5,000 contribution to CALT.
The Central AZ Land Trust would like to thank Margaret T Morris Foundation for their continued support of our mission. Their contribution will be placed in our Blue Ribbon Fund, which was established to assist private landowners with costs associated with establishing conservation easements.
