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Sonoran Conservancy of Foutain Hill reveals fall event schedule

Planned activities for outdoor recreation

Sonoran Conservancy of Fountain Hills events keep hikers active.

(Photo provided by Town of Fountain Hills)

The calendar of activities hosted by the Sonoran Conservancy of Fountain Hills is rapidly approaching as the days turn to October.

Event registration is open, and people are invited to sign up for any of two dozen events set between October and the end of the calendar year. These include steward-led hikes, star gazing events, educational activities as well as holiday events.

The schedule and registration information are available at scfh.org/events.

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