Buck n Doe 4H Club

05/14/2026

Get ready for an unforgettable outdoor adventure! 🌿🌊
Join us for the 2026 Youth Summer Camp, where you’ll explore nature through hands-on activities like spring monitoring, macroinvertebrate ID, bug collecting, and an exciting river rafting and camping experience along the river. 🛶🏕️
📅 Camp dates: June 8–11, 2026
📍 Location: Hualapai Tribe, Peach Springs, AZ
⚠️ SPACES ARE LIMITED – APPLY NOW!
📝 Application deadline: May 27, 2026 by 4:00 PM
📍 Pick up applications at:
Hualapai Department of Natural Resources
Water Resources Program
947 Rodeo Way, Peach Springs, AZ 86434
📞 For more information: (928) 769-2254
Don’t miss this chance to learn, explore, and connect with your environment! 🌎✨

05/13/2026

12/21/2025

Solstice blessings under the longest night 🌙🕯️

12/10/2025

SWIAA Scholarship Deadline Extended!
There’s still time to apply for SWIAA’s 2025 scholarships — the deadlines have been extended.

• Mario K. Marks Scholarship (Intermediate & High School Students)
Supports Tribal students or student groups with hotel, transportation, and related expenses for agricultural education opportunities.

• Dr. Roe B. Lewis Scholarship (Vocational, Technical, College & University Students)
Supports students in agriculture or natural resource programs with tuition, books, supplies, and other education-related costs. Funds are paid directly to the student.

Apply here: https://www.swindianag.com/scholarships

06/12/2024

An important decision dairy farmers have to make is what breed or breeds they want for their dairy operation.
Breeds differ in production, milk components and temperament. Other considerations include economics, tradition and current herd genetics.

04/30/2024

Did you know that forests are important filters for our water? 💧

Strong tree roots keep soil in place preventing erosion and absorbing pollutants. Natural resource concerns in forests, like deforestation and degradation, can even impact watershed flood control dams by reducing water quality and altering water flow patterns. Preserving healthy forests is vital for ensuring sustainable water resources for our community.

04/26/2024

Everyone invited but please register early wonderful opportunity!

Horses Connecting Communities is so excited to be a co-sponsor of this year's Song of the Horse Youth Camp. This camp is focused on youth horsemanship and equine care, but is open for anyone (adults included) interested in learning more about horses and horse care. Join us at the Tuba City Fairgrounds June 6-8th!

A special highlight this year is a TRAIL RIDE happening the afternoon of June 7th!

Use the QR code for registration.

Song of the Horse is brought to you by UA Cooperative Extension, UA Agnese Nelms Haury Program in Environmental and Social Justice, UA American Indian Studies, Informed Arizona Equestrian, & Horses Connecting Communities!