EEC programs would not be possible without the support and collaboration of our partners and supporters. It is only possible for students to learn to appreciate our natural resources by understanding how fragile they really are. This passion is not developed in a classroom; it can only happen in a natural setting. Our partners provide a local venue for activities. These experts also provide students with a wealth of knowledge and information that can only come from someone who understands the delicate balance between water consumers and conservation. The sustainability of this program is in the hands of local agencies who agree that youth can really make a difference in curtailing the future depletion of ground water in the Verde Watershed. The EEC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
Grant & Sustainability Support
We receive generous general operating and program support from the following foundations, government agencies and organizations:
APS
Arizona Community Foundation of Yavapai County & Sedona
Arizona Farm Bureau
Arizona State Land Department
Bureau of Reclamation
City of Cottonwood
Freeport-McMoRan
Precision Laboratories
Salt River Materials Group
Salt River Project
Town of Clarkdale
UniSource Electric
Verde Natural Resource Conservation District
Yavapai Farm Bureau
Major Collaborators and Partnerships
Arizona Farm Bureau
Arizona State Parks
Bureau of Reclamation
Camp Verde Unified School District
Clarkdale Jerome School District
Clarkdale Waste Water Treatment Plant
Cottonwood Oak Creek School District
Cottonwood Waste Water Treatment Plant
Friends of Verde River
Grand Canyon Youth
National Park Service
Project Wet
Sedona Oak Creek School District
Verde River Institude
Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival
Verde Valley Montessori School
Yavapai Farm Bureau
