Western Juniper in Carrizo Creek Valley Arizona 1940

Western Juniper thrives in Carrizo Creek Valley, Navajo County, Arizona, in April 1940. These hardy trees are well-suited to arid environments, playing a vital role in local ecosystems by providing habitat and stabilizing soil. The Western Juniper can withstand drought conditions, showcasing its resilience in the challenging climate of Navajo County.

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