Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association

09/12/2026

1-3 pm this Sunday Sept 13, come on out to the 612 Coffeehouse and Bar on the corner of Wedington/Rupple, to Talk with Teresa, Fayetteville Ward 4 City Council Candidate . . .

09/10/2026

SAVE-THE-DATE Sunday, Sept. 27

All Fayetteville City Council Ward Candidates have been invited to be part of a Casual Q&A at the upcoming Sept 27 FNHA Quarterly Meeting OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

WHAT: 3rd Quarterly Meeting and Social Gathering
WHEN: 3:00-5:00 PM Sunday, September 27, 2026
WHERE: Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville, 901 W Cleveland Street

DETAILS: Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association (FNHA) invites you to our 3rd Quarterly Meeting and Social Gathering from 3:00-5:00 PM Sunday, September 27 at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Fayetteville. The program includes an overview of FNHA’s Origin and Mission, our community advocacy, issues, projects, and volunteer opportunities and a “Q&A” with Fayetteville Ward Candidates.

RSVP: [email protected]

Thank you for your continued support. We hope to see you there.

Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association (https://www.fayettevillenatural.org)

09/07/2026

What’s in your drinking water source?

Active forest management IS good water stewardship. On Protect Your Groundwater Day, we’re highlighting an often-overlooked benefit of healthy, well-managed forests: their role in protecting the water beneath our feet. Forest soils and root systems help slow rainfall, reduce runoff and erosion, and allow more water to soak into the ground. Keeping forests healthy and forested, protecting streamside areas and using forestry Best Management Practices all help safeguard the water resources our communities depend on. Learn more at https://ow.ly/z3qg50ZIg1q.

09/07/2026

Generational Habitat Density and Species Diversity Baseline Shifts Are Killing Us Slowly and Surely. Preservation of Natural Habitat is Key to Survival of Life on Earth as we have known it . . .

08/08/2026

Humans are causing a rapid mass extinction, which has, is, will continue to include humans . . .

08/04/2026

Guide to Quality of Life Planning for Northwest Arkansas:https://www.nwarpc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Appendix-E_Nature-based-Solutions-GIS-Technical-Report.pdf

08/03/2026

PLEASE take time to review background information (as it becomes available) on CANDIDATES BEFORE YOU VOTE.

https://www.washingtoncountyar.gov/government/departments-a-e/election-commission/november-3-2026-general-election-information

07/31/2026

The Former N Ash Woods . . . The Fayetteville Public Schools District is grinding a 20-acre stand of over 3000 trees, in a 100(+) year old Urban Forest on a steep unstable shale slope, into mulch and wood pulp to construct a practice football field and school with near unanimous approval of The City of Fayetteville Mayor Rawn, City Council, and Planning Commission. Share your thoughts with FPSD and City Officials:
Superintendent John Mulford: [email protected]
Tim Hudson: [email protected]
Justin Eichmann: [email protected]
Keaton Smith: [email protected]
Ivone Hudson: [email protected]
Tracey Pomeroy: [email protected]
Nika Waitsman: [email protected]
Justin Jones: [email protected]
Mayor Rawn: [email protected]
Sarah Moore: [email protected]
Bob Stafford: [email protected]
D'Andre Jones: [email protected]
Scott Berna: [email protected]
Sarah Bunch: [email protected]
Teresa Turk: [email protected]
Monique Jones: [email protected]
Mike Wiederkehr: [email protected]
Andrew Brink: [email protected]
Ashlyn Holeyfield: [email protected]
H. Rice Brewer: [email protected]
Fred Gulley: [email protected]
Mary Madden: [email protected]
Mary McGetrick: [email protected]
Matthew Cabe: [email protected]
Nick Castin: [email protected]
Nick Werner: [email protected]

07/28/2026

Link to City of Fayetteville Interactive GIS Climate Resilience Score: https://maps.fayetteville-ar.gov/viewer/index.html?webmap=d1961c0ab340479aaaeb81d85f947003 Open the Additional Map Layers (see “stacked papers” symbol at the top right of the map ). Click on “Climate Resilience Drop-Down Menu to find the Enduring Green Network overlay.

07/28/2026

Ecological Consciousness: "The Judeo-Christian idea that we have a dominion over the Earth takes us away from our interdependent relationship with Nature. Rather than thinking that we depend on the gifts of the Earth, that Earth is a sacred place, we think it's a place to be exploited. Also the Newtonian scientific worldview sees the natural world as inanimate and like a machine. Together this creates a worldview of human superiority because with an inanimate Earth we can do what we like, we can exploit it as a resource." See less

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