CONSERVATION PROPERTIES REALTY OPENS TO SELL HOME SITES
Three Canyons Is New Green Development East of Patagonia

Sept. 11, 2006 – PATAGONIA, AZ – After two years of research, planning and community collaboration, Conservation Properties Realty is open for business and ready to sell land at Three Canyons, a new green development just northeast of Patagonia, Arizona. More....

A NEW MODEL FOR GREEN LIVING IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST
Developers Contribute to Life of Land & People Who Live There

August 22, 2006, PATAGONIA, AZ– In the heart of Southern Arizona’s Sky Islands, a new model of residential development focuses as much on planting oak trees and harvesting water as it does on building adobe walls and patios with panoramic views.

Three Canyons is a development design that contributes both to the life of the land and the people who live there, according to Conservation Properties developers David Parsons and Denny Hubbell. They envision regenerating this onetime cattle ranch to the lush savanna grassland and cienega wetland it was 150 years ago – before the impact of the railroad, woodcutting and overgrazing. More....

Patagonia's Residential Development at Three Canyons Preserves 95 Percent Of Land As Open Space
995-Acre Wildlife Corridor Protected In Perpetuity

June 2, 2006, PATAGONIA, AZ – A 995-acre watershed corridor between two segments of the Coronado National Forest will be preserved in perpetuity through a conservation easement created by the owners of Conservation Properties, Inc.

The easement will be held by the Sonoran Institute, a nationally recognized pioneer in integrating conservation with sustainable development. This conservation easement will permanently protect this pristine high grassland and riparian ecosystem. More....

Developer ’s Stewardship Organization Sets Precedent with Contribution to Arizona Community Foundation

March 8, 2006 – PATAGONIA, AZ– La Semilla, a Community Stewardship Organization (CSO) located in Patagonia, Arizona, recently presented the Patagonia Regional Community Foundation (PRCF) with its first gift of $24,600. This gift, which is intended to be presented annually, was initiated by David Parsons and Denny Hubbell of Conservation Properties, Incorporated, founders of La Semilla and developers of Three Canyons, a 1,760-acre new, green development on the Northern edge of Patagonia. More....