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Hunter Fore

Hunter Fore

Verified

News Visual Journalist, Cronkite News

Tempe

Final Covers

Tourism , Travel , Music , Culture , Recreation , Adventure , Politics , International Relations , Arts , Entertainment

Doesn’t Cover

Anything NOT Texas.

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Total articles 60

  • Southern Arizona nonprofit removes invasive plants to restore riparian areas

    By Hunter Fore| Kiowa County Press Verified Click play to listen to an abbreviated version of this article. (Arizona News Connection) On an overcast November morning, volunteers got to work to restore local river flow. Drought and decreasing water availability have been ongoing problems throughout Arizona. In Tucson, drought along with new land developments are causing decreases in vegetation and wildlife habitat. Watershed Management Group is a Tucson-based nonprofit that aims to fix this problem.

    By Hunter Fore · Kiowa County Press

    Sep. 16, 2024

  • Watershed Management Group removes invasive plants to aid in river flow, land restoration in Tucson

    By Hunter Fore| Mohave Valley Daily News Verified TUCSON – On an overcast November morning, volunteers got to work to restore local river flow. Drought and decreasing water availability have been ongoing problems throughout Arizona. In Tucson, drought along with new land developments are causing decreases in vegetation and wildlife habitat. Watershed Management Group is a Tucson-based nonprofit that aims to fix this problem. The group aids in local water conservation, land restoration and river flow.

    By Hunter Fore · Mohave Valley Daily News

    Jan. 13, 2024

  • Southern Arizona nonprofit removes invasive plants to restore riparian areas

    By Hunter Fore| Kiowa County Press Verified Click play to listen to an abbreviated version of this article. (Arizona News Connection) On an overcast November morning, volunteers got to work to restore local river flow. Drought and decreasing water availability have been ongoing problems throughout Arizona. In Tucson, drought along with new land developments are causing decreases in vegetation and wildlife habitat. Watershed Management Group is a Tucson-based nonprofit that aims to fix this problem.

    By Hunter Fore · Kiowa County Press

    Sep. 16, 2024

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Cronkite News

Cronkite News is the news division of Arizona PBS, the world's largest media organization operated by a journalism school. With reporting bureaus in Phoenix, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, we deliver important, impactful Arizona news to more than 1.9 million homes and news organizations across the state. Cronkite News is a product of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University.

Phoenix, Arizona, United States