Arizona Site Steward Program
The Arizona Site Steward program was developed by Governor Bruce Babbitt and his Archaeological Advisory Commission in an attempt to support the protection of cultural sites on public lands. Starting with three regions and four partners, the program has grown to encompass the entire state and 32 local, state, federal and non-profit partners. Currently administered by Arizona State Parks, the program is supported by the Arizona State Parks Foundation – a 501(c)3.
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 Arizona State Parks. The chief objective of the Stewards Program is: To protect prehistoric and historic archaeological and paleontological sites throughout Arizona through monitoring.
Website: https://azstateparks.com/arizona-site-stewards-volunteer-program
Arizona State Historic Preservation Office
The SHPO works in partnership with the federal, state and local governments, Indian Tribes, and private organizations and individuals to assist in planning for the continued use and preservation of heritage resources for the benefit of future Arizonans. In order to fulfill our mission, the SHPO supports educational and outreach activities that bring awareness to Arizona’s rich archaeological heritage and unique built environment resources, provides professional guidance on best practices for preservation and conservation, and manages programs to incentivize preservation activities in the private sector.
Website: https://azstateparks.com/shpo/
ASU CISA
At Arizona State University's College of Integrative Sciences and Arts we take an approach to teaching, learning and discovery that recognizes that the complexities and interconnectedness of our world have always required solutions-makers who can integrate knowledge. Innovative and robust solutions come forward when we bring all kinds of knowledge to bear as we look to solve new challenges
Website: https://cisa.asu.edu/
Arizona Archaeological
Society
The Arizona Archaeological Society is a group of volunteers interested in archaeological education and preservation. This organization is over 50 years old and has chapters in northern, central and southern Arizona. The Society provides certification programs, topical classes and projects. They produce a monthly publication The Petroglyph and an an annual publication the Arizona Archaeologist.
Website: https://www.azarchsoc.org/
Resolution Copper
The Arizona Site Steward Program Foundation is pleased to announce a new partnership with Resolution Copper Cultural Heritage Program. The Foundation’s partnership with Resolution Copper will extend the mission of providing technical and fiscal support to program Stewards. The primary goal of the Foundation has always been to champion stewardship and protection of the important historic and prehistoric places in Arizona on public lands. Working with a private company that wishes to extend that goal onto private land is ground-breaking. We are excited to partner with Resolution Copper Cultural Heritage Program so we can build a stewardship ethic for all cultural places, regardless of land ownership distinctions.
Website: https://www.resolutioncopper.com