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SRP teams up with Apple to prevent forest fires in Arizona - Vimarsana News

SRP teams up with Apple to prevent forest fires in Arizona

SRP is partnering with tech giant Apple for a project that will help prevent forest fires and boost our water supply by nearly 2 billion gallons.

Apple, Salt River Project partnership to help combat climate change and wildfires in Arizona with forest thinning - Vimarsana News

Apple, Salt River Project partnership to help combat climate change and wildfires in Arizona with forest thinning

Apple has partnered with SRP to help the company with its sustainability projects in Arizona.The Cupertino-based company will help SRP over the next 10 years as it thins about 30,000 acres of forest about 12 miles north of Payson, between the Verde and Salt River Watersheds.Forest thinning, or removing trees from heavily forested areas, may sound counterintuitive for a climate

Source: kjzz.org
SRP and National Forest Foundation partner on forest restoration - Vimarsana News

SRP and National Forest Foundation partner on forest restoration

The National Forest Foundation and SRP have agreed to a deal on a forest restoration project that will help ensure water supply.

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National Forest Foundation And SRP Partnership Aims Towards Forest Restoration - Vimarsana News

National Forest Foundation And SRP Partnership Aims Towards Forest Restoration

NFF and SRP entered into a 5-year agreement that establishes the foundation for the entities to work together to fund forest restoration projects and programs throughout SRP’s...

More than 3 decades after the Dude Fire, ecosystem restoration continues - Vimarsana News

More than 3 decades after the Dude Fire, ecosystem restoration continues

In 1990, the Dude Fire killed six firefighters and burned more than 24,000 acres near Payson.Although the fire burned more than three decades ago, work on restoring the watershed continues.Much of the regrowth consists of shrubby, flammable vegetation.Salt River Project is working with private industry to remove some of that growth and allow ponderosa pine to reestablish

Source: kjzz.org