GREATER PINNACLE PEAK ASSOCIATION

Engages in advocacy efforts to influence zoning plans, prevent undesirable development, support annexation, and preserve natural areas, including working with Maricopa County on the Foothills Plan, developing Scottsdale's master plan, and creating the Natural Area Open Space (NAOS) ordinance.

Engages in sustained advocacy efforts including opposing upzoning and state rezoning proposals, supporting annexation, developing comprehensive zoning plans like the Foothills Plan, and contributing to key environmental policies such as dark sky and NAOS ordinances. The organization has played a foundational role in shaping Scottsdale’s master plan, park development, and scenic corridor protections.

Conducts regular litter pickup programs, maintains plant exhibits, monuments, and roadside plant identification signs along the Desert Foothills Scenic Drive to educate visitors and preserve the area's natural beauty.

Conducts regular litter cleanups, maintains plant identification signs and exhibit areas, and participates in Scottsdale’s Adopt-a-Road program to preserve the natural and scenic integrity of the Desert Foothills Scenic Drive.

Produces and distributes a 64-page monthly community magazine, "A Peek at the Peak," founded in 1983, along with a bi-monthly email newsletter to subscribers. The publication focuses on preserving the quality of life and environment in north Scottsdale’s Sonoran Desert and includes local photography, events, and environmental features.

Publishes "A Peek at the Peak" magazine, an online and print publication focusing on preserving the quality of life and environment in the north Scottsdale Sonoran Desert, which has been distributed for over three decades and includes articles on local flora, fauna, landscapes, and community events.

Distributes information to the community through an email newsletter, "A Peek at the Peak Newsletter," sent twice a month to subscribers, and maintains a presence on social media.