Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2020
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2019
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2018
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Fall 2017
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2017
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Fall 2016
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Summer 2016
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2016
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Summer 2015
Friends Of Ironwood Forest, Spring/Summer 2014
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring 2013
Sally Lord (middle) and her sisters on the Lord Ranch on today’s Ironwood Forest National Monument. See story in Spring 2013 newsletter.
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Fall/Winter 2011
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Spring/Summer 2011
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Winter/Spring 2010
Friends of Ironwood Forest, Fall 2009
“I just want to let you know how much we enjoyed your Spring Newsletter.
The article by Bill Thornton was one of the best, most succinct, informative and understandable articles on the subject I’ve read, and many thanks to him for producing it!
The additional highlight of the edition was “The Flood of Memories…”. It was wonderful to travel through time with such vivid descriptions of so many things also embedded in my memory.”
– Arthur Deters
Comments:
I would like to learn more about membership and volunteer opportunity.
Are there wildflowers to see in the monument now? Directions? Thanks
Hi Judy,
We are still working on getting all the bases covered since we moved to an all volunteer board. I just checked on comments coming in from our Friends of Ironwood Forest web page and noticed your comment. If no one got back to you, I apologize for our oversight!
The wildflowers were making a good showing about the time of your email, 3/10, and then kept getting better. Hope you were able to catch some of them!
Jim Avramis
[email protected]
I would like to participate in the Hike the Monument walk on Nov. 10. How can I get more detailed information and sign up?
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