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Maybe you’re the person who

Maybe you’re the person who

When you stand at the

When you stand at the

When people hear that the

Photo by Joanne West Photography

The Sonoran Desert can look

Photo by Joanne West Photography.

Photo by Joanne West Photography.

Photo by Joanne West Photography.

When people hear the name

The Superstition Mountains have inspired

The Superstition Wilderness is one

Every summer, Arizona waits for

Memorial Day is a time

When most people look out

Every year on May 5th,

By late April, Arizona begins

As April unfolds across the

Rising sharply from the Sonoran

More Than a Donation—It’s a
The Superstition Area Land Trust (SALT) works with public agencies to protect vulnerable Sonoran Desert foothills—part of Arizona’s 9 million acres of state trust land—threatened by urban sprawl and managed primarily for revenue.
Donating to the Superstition Area Land Trust (SALT) helps preserve the Sonoran Desert’s fragile foothills, wildlife, and open spaces for future generations.