1. Arizona Game and Fish Department – Information and Education Division: How many bat species live in Arizona? Come find out at the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Information and Education booth. Lots of great information and cool displays…plus neat stuff to take home. Don’t miss it!
2. Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Center and Education Branch - Arizona hosts one of the most diversified groups of wildlife in America. This is your opportunity to see some of these magnificent animals up close and in person. Be sure to look for the AZ Game and Fish Departments Wildlife Center Display near the Naturalist Nook.
3. Arizona Native Plant Society/Maricopa Audubon Society - (http://aznps.org and www.maricopaaudubon.org). The mission of the Arizona Native Plant Society is to promote knowledge, appreciation, conservation and restoration of Arizona’s native plants and their habitats.
4. Arizona Riparian Council – The Arizona Riparian Council (ARC) was formed in 1986 as a result of the increasing concern over the alarming rate of loss of Arizona’s riparian areas. It is estimated that <10% of Arizona’s original riparian acreage remains in its natural form. These habitats are considered Arizona’s most rare natural communities. The purpose of the Council is to provide for the exchange of information on the status, protection, and management of riparian systems in Arizona. The term “riparian” is intended to include vegetation, habitats, or ecosystems that are associated with bodies of water (streams or lakes) or are dependent on the existence of perennial or ephemeral surface or subsurface water drainage. Any person or organization interested in the management, protection, or scientific study of riparian systems, or some related phase of riparian conservation is eligible for membership.
5. Audubon Arizona - (az.audubon.org) - Audubon Arizona is a not-for-profit organization and is the State Office of the National Audubon Society. One of Audubon's intentions is to embed a “Culture of Conservation” in the next generation. Audubon Arizona’s education programs include K-12 Environmental Science classes focusing on native habitats and wildlife, field ecology, and recycling education. We work closely with local school districts to design curricula, which are supplemental to what is being taught in the classrooms. We also participate in Community Outreach programs taking our Audubon Adventures programs to the classroom and to nature festivals around the state.
6. Credit Union West - Credit Union West is a solid financial co-operative that has consecutively earned five star ratings from independent rating agency Bauer Financial Reports, for the past twelve years. We currently have over $300 million in assets, and serve over 33,000 members. Membership is open to all who live, work, or worship in Maricopa County. We also invite family members of any current member into our credit union. We are owned and run by our members in order to ensure the highest levels of customer service and satisfaction. While we offer many of the same products and services as many for-profit financial institutions, all income after expenses is returned to our members in ways that save them time and money.
7. Liberty Wildlife – Liberty Wildlife is dedicated to nurturing the nature of Arizona through exceptional rehabilitation, engaging educational programs and scientifically based conservation services. Liberty Wildlife has been incorporated since 1981, assisting over 46,000 animals and educating hundreds of thousands of Arizona citizens.
8. Luke Environmental Excellence Program - Learn how to shop for recycled content products, see how Luke is making waves across the nation for its amazing environmental programs, from recycling to water conservation.  Stop by and get some great promotional items to take home! (Xtreme Living)
9. Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park – Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park is the 1500 year old prehistoric site of a Native American Hohokam village. On site is an outdoor interpretive trail that contains the ruins of a platform mound and ball court, replicated house, an interpretive garden of the agricultural system the Hohokam people maintained as well as representations of the canal systems they build. Inside are three galleries and a theatre, included a children’s hands-on gallery.  All exhibits relate to the southwest, archaeology, Native People of the Hohokam culture. The museum is open seven days a week. Visit us online at www.pueblogrande.com  or call 602-495-0901 for more information.
10. Sonoran Audubon Society –The purposes of the Sonoran Audubon Society are to educate its members and the community about birds, other wildlife habitats, and the beauty and importance of the complete interactions that make for a healthy environment.  We also encourage and support our members’ involvement in the conservation, preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems and the biological diversity.
11. Tom Taylor, Wild Horse & Burro Program - Meet Hualapai, a former wild range burro and Tom Taylor, her adopter. Both are volunteers for Bureau of Land Management’s Wild horse and Burro Program. We will have information about wild horses and burro adoptions. We will be at the park both days.
12. Wildlife For Tomorrow Foundation – The Wildlife For Tomorrow Foundation is the fiduciary for the Tres Rios Festival. They are a Not- For-Profit that was created to enhance the management, protection and enjoyment of Arizona’s fish and wildlife resources. Its single purpose is to support important and worthy projects that make a difference to the wildlife and people of Arizona. (Information Booth)
13. Many, many more to come…

1. A.K.A Green - Come and see all the latest "green" technologies used at local schools, business offices, manufacturing facilities, and even product now available to residents that will provide a better living environment, reduce waste, and last longer than virgin materials (non-recycled content products).  All of these are available to the local consumer in Scottsdale at the hippest home improvement store in town A.K.A. Green.  For more information visit: www.akagreen.com. (Xtreme Living)

2. Abitibi Paper Retriever - Name a great fund-raising goal and chances are it's among hundreds that these organizations are already funding by collecting all types of clean, dry paper from their community. Abitibi-Consolidated Recycling Division provides this program and collection service at no charge to each location. Bright green and yellow containers - called Abitibi Paper Retrievers® - are placed in highly visible, convenient areas where residents can drop off their newspaper, magazines, shopping catalogs and mail. Usually, the majority of the paper is received from the surrounding neighborhoods. Even areas that already provide curbside recycling are successful in raising money by providing a convenient place to drop off paper when families know that your organization will benefit from their donation. Abitibi is proud to sponsor this years "Recycling Fashion Show" www.paperretriever.com (A.O.K.)

3. Accu-Tint - Did you know that you can save over $700 in cooling costs for your home?  Prevent fading of your furniture, flooring, and paint?  In the valley of the sun, most people use sunscreens to shade the inside of their home, but are counterproductive though heat generation of the sunscreens themselves.  Come learn an see the newest trend in energy savings for the home through window tinting technology from 3M and NASA products developed with superior benefits for consumers and cost the same or less than sunscreens and never need replacement! (Xtreme Living)

4. Agua Fria Chapter of the Arizona Archaeological Society – This group was founded to serve as a bond between professional archaeologists and vocational nonprofessional volunteers. They offer extensive classes and seminary to increase the knowledge and skill to their members. Any one with an interest in archaeology and prehistory is encouraged to join! (Arizona Avenue)

5. Air Force Recruiting - Come into the Blue and meet an Air Force recruiter.  Each day an Air Force decorated General will be onsite to greet participants, take pictures, and hand out a one-of-a-kind 56 FW gold plated pin! (Fighter Flight)

6. Arizona Association for Environmental Education (www.arizonaee.org). Arizona Association for Environmental Education (AAEE) is a 501(c) (3) organization which strives to enhance the quality, scope, and effectiveness of environmental education in Arizona, working with diverse audiences to promote professional development, networking, and collaborative relationships. We envision that through lifelong learning, all people in Arizona understand the interconnection between humanity and the environment and will make informed decisions and take responsible actions to promote a healthy, sustainable environment. (Arizona Avenue)

7. Arizona Department of Environmental Quality - The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality's mission is to protect and enhance public health and the environment in Arizona. Established by the Arizona Legislature in 1986 in response to growing concerns about groundwater quality, ADEQ today administers a variety of programs to improve the health and welfare of our citizens and ensure the quality of Arizona's air, land and water resources meets healthful, regulatory standards. .(B&M Wildlife Area)

8. Arizona Falconers Association (www.azfalconersassoc.org). The Arizona Falconers Association represents the time-honored sport of falconry, in which birds of prey are trained to hunt wild quarry with a human partner.  The AFA works to promote the ethical and legal pursuit of falconry as a recognized field sport; to promote the use of sound biological principles and information in the management of raptor populations and falconry; and to encourage programs of public education, scientific study and habitat conservation which advance the welfare of falconry and birds of prey. (Wild Walk)

9. Arizona Game and Fish Department – Information and Education Division: How many bat species live in Arizona? Come find out at the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Information and Education booth. Lots of great information and cool displays…plus neat stuff to take home. Don’t miss it! (Bird Blvd)

10. Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Wildlife Center and Education Branch - Arizona hosts one of the most diversified groups of wildlife in America. This is your opportunity to see some of these magnificent animals up close and in person. Be sure to look for the AZ Game and Fish Departments Wildlife Center Display near the Naturalist Nook. .(B&M Wildlife Area)

11. Arizona Hawking Club – A group of individuals involved in the ancient practice of falconry, dedicated to education, conservation and rehabilitation of raptors. (Wild Walk)

12. Arizona Highways - Arizona Highways magazine is a division of the Arizona Department of Transportation, State of Arizona. For more than 80 years, we have brought the beauty and splendor of Arizona to the world through our award-winning magazine, scenic coffee-table and travel books, exquisite calendars and other unique products which capture the spirit and beauty of Arizona and the Southwest. Our mission is to promote travel to and through Arizona by publishing magazines and offering products about the state and its people, achieve the highest level of quality in production and customer service, while remaining financially independent.(Arizona Avenue)

13. Arizona Native Plant Society/Maricopa Audubon Society - (http://aznps.org and www.maricopaaudubon.org). The Arizona Native Plant Society, in collaboration with the Maricopa Audubon Society, want to save our native species of plants and birds from further encroachment and destruction by mankind and their constructions. (Arizona Avenue)

14. Arizona Outdoor and Travel Club – The Club is for active people who want to experience the outdoors with an emphasis on fun and relaxation. Our nearing 400 outings per year include after-work social gatherings. Camping, backpacking, canoeing, rafting skiing, and 4x4 trips are also on the monthly calendar, plus organized “adventure trips” to more distant scenic locations for week-long experience in the outdoors. This is a family friendly club with members in all age ranges and skills ranging from novice to expert, from across the whole Phoenix Valley.  Please check out our website: www.azoutdoortravelclub.com (Lizard Lane)

15. Arizona Recyclers - Looking to earn some extra cash?  Want to help and an organization you belong to raise money?  Here is your opportunity to learn about Arizona's hottest recycling markets and convenient technology: automated units called "Cash for Cans." www.azrecyling.com. (Xtreme Living)

16. Arizona Riparian Council – The Arizona Riparian Council (ARC) was formed in 1986 as a result of the increasing concern over the alarming rate of loss of Arizona’s riparian areas. It is estimated that <10% of Arizona’s original riparian acreage remains in its natural form. These habitats are considered Arizona’s most rare natural communities. The purpose of the Council is to provide for the exchange of information on the status, protection, and management of riparian systems in Arizona. The term “riparian” is intended to include vegetation, habitats, or ecosystems that are associated with bodies of water (streams or lakes) or are dependent on the existence of perennial or ephemeral surface or subsurface water drainage. Any person or organization interested in the management, protection, or scientific study of riparian systems, or some related phase of riparian conservation is eligible for membership.(B&M Wildlife Area)

17. Arizona Site Steward Program - Volunteers Dedicated to Protecting and Preserving Cultural Resources and the Heritage of Arizona. The Arizona Site Steward Program is an organization of volunteers, sponsored by the public land managers of Arizona, whose members are selected, trained and certified by the State Historic Preservation Office and the Governor's Archaeology Advisory Commission. The chief objective of the Steward Program is to report to the land managers destruction or vandalism of prehistoric and historic archaeological and paleontological sites in Arizona through site monitoring. Stewards are also active in public education and outreach activities. (Arizona Avenue)

18. Arizona State Parks - Arizona State Parks offers many opportunities to view a variety of wildlife ranging from the Gila woodpecker to mountain lions. Don’t miss the chance to be surrounded by desert landscape, sheer mountain cliffs, captivating cacti, tranquil lakes, and beautiful flora.(River Row)

19. Arizona Wilderness Coalition - Arizona’s environment and cultural heritage defines the American West. Snow-capped mountains and deep rugged canyons; blooming desert and spring fed streams; lush conifer forests and fiery orange sunsets—the diversity of life and landscapes found here connects us to each other and to our ancestors.  The Arizona Wilderness Coalition's (AWC) mission is to permanently protect and restore Wilderness and other wild lands and waters in Arizona for the enjoyment of all citizens and to ensure that Arizona's native plants and animals have a lasting home in wild nature. (Arizona Avenue)

20. Arizona Wildlife Federation – Showcase the Arizona Wildlife Federation, Highlighting conservation and habitat projects, becoming an outdoor woman (BOW), AWF membership and the Arizona Wildlife News. (Arizona Avenue)

21. Audubon Arizona - (az.audubon.org) - Audubon Arizona is a not-for-profit organization and is the State Office of the National Audubon Society. One of Audubon's intentions is to embed a “Culture of Conservation” in the next generation. Audubon Arizona’s education programs include K-12 Environmental Science classes focusing on native habitats and wildlife, field ecology, and recycling education. We work closely with local school districts to design curricula, which are supplemental to what is being taught in the classrooms. We also participate in Community Outreach programs taking our Audubon Adventures programs to the classroom and to nature festivals around the state. (A.O.K.)

22. AZGFD – Reptiles: Check out live snakes and other fascinating creepie-crawlies! Expert naturalist and acclaimed wildlife artist Randy Babb will be on hand with some of his favorite desert animals.  (Lizard Lane)

23. Barry M. Goldwater Range Management Office - Come see how the Luke AFB Range Management Office is providing a safe haven for all the natural and cultural resources over thousand and thousands of acres of a military training range in Arizona. (Fighter Flight)

24. Bear Essential News - Come get a Boomer Tattoo!  Visit with the folks that bring you the “Bear Essential News” each month.  Explore how to become a Young Reporter for this dynamic children’s publication!  Saturday ONLY! (A.O.K.)

25. Bringbackblue - Come and find out how you can make a difference in bringing back the blue sky in Phoenix!  Maricopa County will be onsite providing literature and pledge forms to help eliminate the "Dirty Dozen." (Xtreme Living)

26. Call2Recycle - In 1994 RBRC was founded as a non-profit, industry-sponsored organization to facilitate safe, efficient rechargeable battery recycling in the U.S. and Canada. With the help of our partners – licensees, retailers, businesses, communities and public agencies – we have recycled more than 31 million pounds of rechargeable batteries. We’ve kept those batteries out of our nation’s solid waste stream. (Xtreme Living)

27. Cartridges for Kids - A recycling program that pays schools and non-profit organizations CA$H for empty laser and inkjet cartridges, used cell phones, laptops, PDAs, and iPods.  www.cartridgesforkids.com. (Xtreme Living)

28. Central Arizona Project – Central Arizona Project is Arizona’s single largest resource for renewable water supplies.  (River Row)

29. City of Avondale - The City of Avondale ecologically manages one of the first surface water wetlands in the nation. The Crystal Gardens Water Treatment facility and Avondale recharge basins all the City to treat and recharge surface water for the future. Also, learn about the many ways each of us can save water now and for the future.(River Row)

30. City of Avondale Recreation: Come see what Avondale Recreation has to offer this Spring and Summer season for you and your family! www.avondale.org/recreation. (Bird Blvd)

31. City of Goodyear – come learn about recycling.  There are give-aways, information and a come explore a City of Goodyear Garbage truck – 32 yard rear loader! (Xtreme Living)

32. City of Phoenix,  Pollution Control Division – Play a pollution prevention question and answer game that involves asking questions about various water pollution prevention, conservation etc…play to win a giveaway prize.  We will also have informational brochures too! (Xtreme Living)

33. City of Phoenix, Parks and Recreation Division - Natural Resources Division – The City of Phoenix Natural Resource Division offers many gateways to the outdoors that are close to home.  Our newest additions include the North Mountain Visitor Center and the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area.  The North Mountain Visitor Center gives you an up-close and personal tour of the mountain preserve and the plants and animals that make up the beautiful area surrounding us.  Daily classes and workshops are offered at the center for visitors, schools, families, and senior groups.  The Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area is a completely transformed five mile stretch of the Salt River just south of downtown Phoenix.  The area was once a deteriorated dumping site and now is a renewed riparian zone for visitors to experience and enjoy native vegetation, wildlife and numerous water features. (Wild Walk)

34. Cooperative Extension - Cooperative Extension, the outreach arm of The University of Arizona, is "taking the university to the people." Extension serves as a statewide network of knowledgeable faculty and staff that provides lifelong educational programs for all Arizonans. We are part of a nationwide educational network of scientists and educators who help people solve problems and put knowledge to use. Arizona Cooperative Extension provides a link between the university and the citizens of this state. .(B&M Wildlife Area)

35. Credit Union West - Credit Union West is a solid financial co-operative that has consecutively earned five star ratings from independent rating agency Bauer Financial Reports, for the past twelve years. We currently have over $300 million in assets, and serve over 33,000 members. Membership is open to all who live, work, or worship in Maricopa County. We also invite family members of any current member into our credit union. We are owned and run by our members in order to ensure the highest levels of customer service and satisfaction. While we offer many of the same products and services as many for-profit financial institutions, all income after expenses is returned to our members in ways that save them time and money. (River Row)

36. Desert Botanical Garden - Desert Botanical Garden volunteers will be on hand with information on desert plants, animals, and how people have not only survived, but also thrived, in our Sonoran desert home.  There will be things to touch, feel, and explore.  Learn about education opportunities at the Desert Botanical Garden at our exhibit table.  Check out www.dbg.org for more information. (River Row).

37. Desert Rivers Audubon - Desert Rivers Audubon, the newest Audubon chapter in the state, has a display of bird artifacts, and a "kids corner" where kids can sit and do some interactive activities involving the subject of birds. Adults will find a good selection field guide books, and other interesting books on various birds and birdwatching topics, along with experienced birders who can answer your birding questions, and introduce you to this fastest-growing "pastime" by way of a guided birdwalk around the Gila River habitat with loaner binoculars. Come and see what the 100 year old Audubon Society is all about! (Lizard Lane)

38. Dump Truck Area - Ever wanted to sit in a dump truck, climb in it- here is your chance! (Xtreme Living)

39. Eco Safety Products - We will preview to the consumer the innovative high performance products that enhance the health, safety, and environmental welfare of residences. As a leading national Green Building, Safety, and Environmental products distributor, our goal is to help the consumer find safer solutions that meet the demanding applications in a sustainable manner.  Visit our website at www.ecosafetyproducts.com. (Xtreme Living)

40. Environmentology - Hybrid Honda Cars will be on display previewing the hottest environmentally friendly vehicles on the road today.  Sponsored by Earnhardt Honda, you don't want to miss the new hybrid accord sport coupe!  http://www.earnhardthonda.com/ (Center Walk)

41. EOD  - Emergency response unit that performs and trains on techniques and procedures to detect, identify, render safe, recover, and destroy both foreign and domestic chemical, biological, nuclear, improvised, and conventional ordnance. Provides support to the US Secret Service and US Department of State with techniques for hazardous device countermeasure security protection for the President, Vice President, political candidates, and visiting foreign dignitaries. Also responsible for safely collecting and disposing of hazardous unexploded ordnance and munitions residue from the 1.7M acre Barry M. Goldwater Range and support of F-16 squadrons at Luke AFB. (Fighter Flight)

42. Face Art - Face painters will be there to add custom designs to any face at the request of the child! (A.O.K.)

43. Fallen Feathers - Fallen Feathers is a non-profit org. that cares for orphaned and injured wild birds with the hope of returning them back into the wild. They provide medical treatment, food, housing for orphaned, injured and displaced birds. They release many displaced birds back into the wild (when appropriate) and find permanent homes for neglected, injured or otherwise abused pet birds that are not native to the Sonoran desert. (Arizona Avenue)

44. Feathered Hearts - Feathered Hearts is a nonprofit wild bird sanctuary, rehabilitation and educational center. Its mission is to education the public on the importance of wildlife and conservation. We also discuss what to do when you find an injured bird before it gets to a rehabilitator.  (Bird Boulevard)

45. Flood Control District of Maricopa County - The mission of the Flood Control District of Maricopa County is to provide regional flood hazard identification, regulation, remediation, and education to Maricopa County residents so that they can reduce their risks of injury, death, and property damage from flooding, while still enjoying the natural and beneficial values served by floodplains.(River Row)

46. Friends of the West Valley Recreation Corridor - The Friends of the West Valley Recreation Corridor (WVRC) is a non-profit organization comprised of nearly 1,000 stakeholders, including volunteers, public and private sector representatives and community leaders, who are dedicated to creating an enhanced corridor along the Agua Fria and New Rivers within Maricopa County.  The group was initiated in 2001 through a partnership of Westmarc and Valley Forward Association.  Visit us at www.friendsofwvrc.org. (River Row)

47. Frisbee Frog Relay - Kids will have the opportunity to win their very own frog Frisbee by participating in a fun and interactive learning game teaching them the three R's of recycling - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! (A.O.K.)

48. Gateway Community College - GateWay's Hydrologic Studies and Water Technology programs (http://environment.gatewaycc.edu/) offer students the opportunity to turn their passion for safe and cleaner choices into a career. Working professionals help to prepare students to analyze and treat water to meet local, state, and national standards. Come and see our faculty and students demonstrate how the water flow in the streams can be measured and sampled for water quality .(B&M Wildlife Area)

49. Girl Scouts - Calling all Girl Scouts - Here is your opportunity to earn some badges, including a custom Tres Rios patch!  Group leaders are encouraged to bring their troops as many activities provided will allow your troop to meet all the requirements for four badges! (A.O.K.)

50. Girl Scouts Cookies - Miss your chance to get your Girl Scout cookies - here's your chance.  All cookies will be available for purchase to satisfy the cookie obsession in all of us! Growing up can be tough for some of our girls these days. Girl Scouting program provides a break from the chaotic world that surrounds so many girls and helps them bridge the gap between childhood and adulthood in a safe, nurturing environment. We're a different organization than we were 90-plus years ago. Come join us and find out why we say - "We're not just cookies and camping anymore!"  The activity of selling cookies is directly related to our purpose of helping all girls realize their full potential and become strong, confident, and resourceful citizens. Girl Scouts practice life skills like goal setting, money management, and teamwork—and they have fun! Customers get a great product and get to support girls in their own community. All of the proceeds support Girl Scouting in the local community. www.girlscouts.com (A.O.K.)

51. Global Owl Project (www.globalowlproject.com) - Global Owl Project is a multi-year, worldwide project to resolve foundational aspects of taxonomy and conservation for the world’s owls. (lizard Lane)

52. Go Fish - Trading Cards - Come and play the trading card game of go fish.  Participants will get to keep these one-of-a-kind trading cards to help remind them to recycle and the enormous benefits for their future! (A.O.K.)

53. GPS Exhibit - Come and see how the GPS really works!  This is an interactive exhibit! (Fighter Flight)

54. Grand Canyon Wildlands Council: The Grand Canyon Wildlands Council (www.grandcanyonwildlands.org) weaves science, passion, and integrity to protect and heal wild nature in the Grand Canyon region. We are scientists, conservationists, river-runners, hikers, horseback riders, writers, photographers, outdoor enthusiasts, citizens and visitors. We envision an inspirational landscape of safe haven and safe passage for all the regions’ native wild creatures, great and small.  (Bird Blvd)

55. Green Bling - Kids, here is your opportunity to create your very own "green" bling made from recycled glass beads, natural rocks, hemp, and customized bottle caps.  Sponsored by AMEC and ZEP Manufacturing, these bracelets are already setting a trend across the nation.  Here is your chance to make one of your very own! (A.O.K)

56. Green Chemistry - Salt Gardens - For generations, bluing has been known as an essential ingredient of a "Salt Crystal Garden". This delightful crystalline formation became popular in the Great Depression, and is still known to some as a "Depression Flower" or "Coal Garden". By combining common ingredients (salt, water, bluing, food coloring and ammonia) over a porous base material (Coal, sponge, or other), the salt recrystallizes into beautiful, delicate coral-like formations. Children growing one of their own have been winning blue ribbons in science fairs ever since! Elementary teachers find it invaluable in teaching their students about crystals. We have offered the recipe free to individuals, schools, and scout troops for decades.  www.mrsstewart.com/pages/scginstructions . (A.O.K.)

57. Green Nuudles - Kids, here is your opportunity to create your very own "green" building made corn starch.  In partnership with KTM Industries, inc, you will be able to utilize a state of the art biodegradable art project made from corn starch!  It is even edible!  Come and make your wildest creation you can imagine using "Magic Nuudles." (A.O.K.)

58. Habitat For Humanity - Habitat for Humanity's Discount Home Improvement Center is a retail business selling surplus new and used building and home improvement materials to the general public. Useable materials are donated by retail businesses, contractors, individuals and other organizations that are remodeling or have surplus or discontinued merchandise. For example, one lumber company who is remodeling has donated most of its inventory to the store. Another lighting company who went out of business gave Habitat the remainder of its merchandise to sell. A primary benefit of the store is that materials which would otherwise be thrown into landfills are reused and recycled. All merchandise will be sold at fifty percent or more below retail value. Profits from the Discount Home Improvement Center will be used by HFH VOS to further its mission of providing home ownership opportunities to low-income families in need of safe, decent and affordable housing.  www.habitataz.org . (Xtreme Living)

59. International Dark-Sky Association - The mission of the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) is to preserve and protect the nighttime environment and our heritage of dark skies through quality outdoor lighting To achieve these goals, IDA takes an award-winning unified approach that supports the individual efforts of our members and of others who advocate dark skies. In fighting light pollution we work with communities, astronomers, ecologists, and lighting professionals; we are active on local, national, and international stages. We have already accomplished much, but our work is not yet done. With your support, in time we will succeed in conserving, preserving, and restoring our natural dark skies. http://www.darkskies.org. (Arizona Avenue).

60. Liberty Wildlife – Liberty Wildlife is dedicated to nurturing the nature of Arizona through exceptional rehabilitation, engaging educational programs and scientifically based conservation services. Liberty Wildlife has been incorporated since 1981, assisting over 46,000 animals and educating hundreds of thousands of Arizona citizens. (APS Booth)

61. Luke Environmental Excellence Program - Learn how to shop for recycled content products, see how Luke is making waves across the nation for its amazing environmental programs, from recycling to water conservation.  Stop by and get some great promotional items to take home! (Xtreme Living)

62. Luke Mock F-16 Cockpit - Ever dreamed of being a pilot?  You don’t want to miss the opportunity to sit in an actual F-16 cockpit.  For the kid in all of us, this is an experience you don’t want miss.  Or for the brave at heart, come learn how the bug guys deal with natural disasters, emergencies, etc.  Here is your opportunity to play with toys you never have access to! (Fighter Flight)

63. NASA – Come and learn about the amazing work NASA is doing. Gather information on space flight and exploration. NASA's mission is to pioneer the future in space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research. (Fighter Flight)

64. Petting Zoo - J and M Livestock working together with Save A Horse Foundation incorporate animals into Education Programs for school children and Therapy Programs for Children and Adults with Disabilities and Problem Teens. We also work with kids in 4H and FFA programs in our community. As well as, breeding and raising show animals for 4H and FFA kids to take to State and County Fairs. Our Equine Assisted Therapy Program Helps raise funds each year to support Autism and Cerebral Palsy research. (A.O.K.)

65. Philips Lighting - Imagine saving hundreds of $$'s on your energy bill, reducing air emissions, and preventing pollution.  At the festival, you can take the pledge to change one light bulb to compact fluorescent with Philip's lighting and you are on your way.  Rebates are available for product purchases and detailed information will be provided on the newest trends in household lighting.  (Xtreme Living)

66. Phoenix/Avondale/Goodyear Recycling - Avondale and Goodyear recycling coordinators will be onsite to answer all your “Do’s and Don’ts” of recycling!  This is a great opportunity to see how these cities are leading the way in recycling! (Xtreme Living)

67. Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park – Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park is the 1500 year old prehistoric site of a Native American Hohokam village. On site is an outdoor interpretive trail that contains the ruins of a platform mound and ball court, replicated house, an interpretive garden of the agricultural system the Hohokam people maintained as well as representations of the canal systems they build. Inside are three galleries and a theatre, included a children’s hands-on gallery.  All exhibits relate to the southwest, archaeology, Native People of the Hohokam culture. The museum is open seven days a week. Visit us online at www.pueblogrande.com  or call 602-495-0901 for more information. (Bird Boulevard)

68. Simple Green - Simple Green started over twenty-five years ago as a concentrated, non-toxic and biodegradable cleaner long before it was trendy or mandated by law for products to be "environmentally friendly."  Out products are non-toxic and readily biodegradable.  We have products to suit every cleaning need that are safe for the family; safe for the environment. FREE product samples of our all purpose cleaner, pre-moistened wipes, abrasive pads and other promotional items for kids will be given away.  Literature will be available for review.  www.simplegreen.com  (Xtreme Living)

69.  Shaklee’s “Get Clean” - offers you cleaning choices that are SAFE, POWERFUL, GREEN and SMART. Because when it comes to keeping your house clean and the earth safe, you shouldn’t have to choose. Over 50 years of research and environmental stewardship from a climate neutral certified company. - www.getcleanstaygreen.com

70. Smith Barney - Xtreme Savings - Come and learn financial stewardship with one of the valley's leading investment counselors; Programs will be highlighted for all stages in life, both young and old! (Xtreme Living)

71. Sonoran Audubon Society –The purposes of the Sonoran Audubon Society are to educate its members and the community about birds, other wildlife habitats, and the beauty and importance of the complete interactions that make for a healthy environment.  We also encourage and support our members’ involvement in the conservation, preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems and the biological diversity. (Wild Walk)

72. Southwest Valley Regional YMCA - The Southwest Valley Regional YMCA has been serving the communities of Goodyear, Avondale and Litchfield Park since 2000. The Southwest Valley Regional YMCA provides programs for youth ages 3-16 including childcare, day camps, youth sports, and teen programs. Our program members participate in these programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body. They come for the caring, experienced staff. They come for fun to make new friends, and a chance to help others. (Bird Boulevard)

73. Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation and Educational Foundation – Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation and educational foundation is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating sick, injured and abandoned animals, and also dedicated to educating today’s youth and adults on the importance of native wildlife and how we can save Arizona’s wildlife. (River Row)

74. Tattoo Booth - Tetra Tech Inc will be on hand to give the kids temporary tattoos for kids of ALL (adults too!) ages.  This is the only place you can get your choice of over 20 custom tattoos, from bulldogs, F-16 Fighter Jets, to princess tattoos! (A.O.K.)

75. Tom Taylor, Wild Horse & Burro Program - Meet Hualapai, a former wild range burro and Tom Taylor, her adopter. Both are volunteers for Bureau of Land Management’s Wild horse and Burro Program. We will have information about wild horses and burro adoptions. We will be at the park both days. (Open)

76. Tread Lightly - Tread Lightly!, Inc. (www.treadlightly.org) is a national nonprofit organization with a mission to proactively protect recreation access and opportunities in the outdoors through education and stewardship initiatives.  Not only is Tread Lightly! The nation’s signature ethics message for outdoor enthusiasts that use motorized and mechanized vehicles, but Tread Lightly! Also offers unique training and restoration programs strategically designed to instill an ethic of responsibility in a wide variety of outdoor enthusiasts and the industries that serve them. Three intermediate GPS classes will also be given each day - stop by the booth to sign up.  First come first serve.  (River Row)

77. USDA, Wildlife Services– USDA Wildlife Services is responsible for conducting research on the beavers of the Tres Rios area. Come learn about how it will benefit the Tres Rios Restoration Project. (Lizard Lane)

78. VRP - Communities that care!  Come learn how your communities work together to make Phoenix a great place to live by saving natural resources, saving energy, preventing pollution, saving taxpayers money, and how you can reduce, reuse, and recycle!  http://www.recyclevrp.com. (Xtreme Living)

79. Watchable Wildlife:  Learn where to go and what to do in Arizona to see our state’s fascinating wildlife. Did you know many opportunities exist right in town? Come learn more! (B&M Wildlife Area)

80. Westech Recycler's - Westech Recyclers, Inc. recycles computer and electronic equipment, thus keeping harmful heavy metals (mercury, lead, cadmium, etc.) out of our landfills. They will be on hand to collect all your excess electronic property in any condition for FREE!!!  Just load it up and bring to the festival.  Drop off will occur in the parking area of the Phoenix International Raceway. (Xtreme Living)

81. Wildlife For Tomorrow Foundation – The Wildlife For Tomorrow Foundation is the fiduciary for the Tres Rios Festival. They are a Not- For-Profit that was created to enhance the management, protection and enjoyment of Arizona’s fish and wildlife resources. Its single purpose is to support important and worthy projects that make a difference to the wildlife and people of Arizona. (Information Booth)

82. Wildlife World Zoo (Saturday ONLY) - Wildlife World Zoo features over 1400 animals from around the world making it the largest collection of exotic animals in Arizona. Wildlife World Zoo exhibits large cats, giraffes, zebras, a rhino, and many animals as well as 3 indoor exhibit buildings. We are open 365 days a year from 9am-5pm. (Bird Boulevard)

83. Xtreme Art - Come and show us your art talents on the largest paper mural project of Festival history!  The mural project is 100 feet in length by 8 feet high and we need your artistic talent to create a statement for the community on the importance of Arizona's heritage! (Center Walk)

84. Xtreme Building - Outdoor Play House. Come and enter to win an outdoor playhouse made completely from recycled materials!  You want to see this! (Center Walk)

85. Xtreme Xeriscape - The exhibit will preview some of the most exotic plants and hybrid plants that are native to Arizona and are Xtremely beautiful!  Star Nursery will be showcasing a variety of plants that are perfect for the Phoenix gardener that are beautiful, low maintenance, and conserve water.  Staff will be onsite to answer all technical and planting questions and provide resources for the consumer to purchase at valley-wide nursery locations.   www.starnursery.com. (Xtreme Living)

86. Zep Manufacturing - Zep is a chemical manufacturer that is in the US as well as international. Zep has innovated a new “GREEN Line” of products that are revolutionary and are safe for the environment.  Additionally, we will have We will be conducting demo’s and will be offering information for people on how to purchase the products and literature for participants to take home with them. (Xtreme Living)

87. Zip Fizz - Come and try the latest "healthy alternative" to other energy drinks!  Zipfizz contains caffeine from green tea extract, nine vitamins, eight minerals, electrolytes, antioxidants and an especially big swig of vitamin B12. It comes in berry, citrus and pink lemonade flavors. The drink, which uses artificial sweeteners, has 10 calories.  www.zipfizz.com. (Bird Boulevard)

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