Join Friends of Daisy Mountain Trails—empower our community through environmental education and conservation. Together, we cultivate sustainability and protect nature’s beauty. Get involved today!

Discover how we enrich our community with public awareness, educational programs, trail maintenance, and volunteer opportunities. Join us in nurturing a greener tomorrow at Daisy Mountain.
Explore Our Initiatives for Community Growth and Environmental Preservation.
Community Gardening Projects: We maintain community gardens that beautify neighborhoods and provide residents with fresh produce, while fostering community spirit and sustainable practices.
We offer educational workshops and events to teach sustainable practices and environmental awareness to both children and adults in the community.

We protect local wildlife through research, habitat restoration, and public awareness campaigns focused on preserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable coexistence.



We offer extensive volunteer opportunities, from trail mapping to community events, allowing individuals to actively engage in enhancing their community.
FAQs
Answers to Your Questions About Helping Daisy Mountain Thrive
What is Friends of Daisy Mountain?
Friends of Daisy Mountain is a non-profit focused on open space trail accessibility and community engagement.
How can I participate in your trail projects
Join through our website or attend a community meeting. We welcome volunteers year-round.
Are there educational programs suitable for children
Yes, we offer a variety of educational programs tailored for children that focus on environmental education
How can my donations be used
Donations fund our community projects, educational programs, and trail conservation efforts.
Can local businesses collaborate with Friends of Daisy Mountain
Absolutely! We encourage local businesses to partner with us either through sponsorships or by participating in our campaigns. Partnerships are vital in helping us achieve our goals and extend our reach within the community.
What impact does Friends of Daisy Mountain aim to achieve
Our goal is to create a sustainable, environmentally conscious trails system on Daisy Mountain, enhancing ecological health and resident involvement.
Board of Directors
President: Eileen Baden
Vice President: Ed Taylor
Treasure: Jan Sieber
Secretary: Chris Willis
Director: Vivian Decker
Director: Ken Vonderscher
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Absolutely love the community gardens! They've really beautified the neighborhood. Also impressed with the local wildlife initiatives. Great way to give back and get involved!



Tried several conservation groups, but Friends of Daisy Mountain stands out. Their wildlife efforts are impactful, and the educational workshops really deepen community understanding. Worth engaging with.



Joined Friends of Daisy Mountain's volunteer events recently—well-organized and truly impactful. Great way to give back. Decently satisfying.
Why so many chose to make this area home:
1. Our Natural Desert Heritage
○ 87% of residents—consider natural desert
preservation "Extremely Important"
○ We specifically moved here for the open spaces, mountain views, and desert
environment
○ Our community identity is inseparable from these natural features
2. A Rural Lifestyle Worth Protecting
○ The top three things we value most are natural desert open space, small-town
feel, and breathing room between homes
○ These aren't just preferences—they're the foundation of our property values and
quality of life
○ We're not opposed to development, but we expect it to enhance rather than
diminish these values
3. Connected Communities, Not Isolated Subdivisions
○ Our surveys clearly show support for trail connectivity and wildlife corridors
○ Open space that connects neighborhoods creates a stronger sense of community
○ Regional trail access is viewed as an essential amenity, not an optional feature
A Path Forward for Mutual Benefit
● Properties that preserve significant open space sell faster and at higher prices
● Development that follows natural contours costs less than fighting against the land
● Homes adjacent to preserved areas maintain their value better during market downturns
By preserving and expanding open space access, we can welcome thoughtful growth while
protecting the very qualities that make people want to live here.
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