Sixty Seconds in the Sonoran Desert
Episode 8 takes us into the desert for just a minute to relax.https://youtu.be/SrrBkrK8s-I
Episode 8 takes us into the desert for just a minute to relax.https://youtu.be/SrrBkrK8s-I
For immediate release, May 20, 2020 Arizona Game and Fish Department Contact: Tom Cadden, Public Information Officer (623) 236-7392, tcadden@azgfd.gov Phoenix -- Some people mistakenly believe that when their exotic pets get too difficult to manage, it is okay to release them into the wild. But that is exactly the wrong thing to do. Introduced
AZGFD urges public to leave baby wildlife alone PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) reminds the public to leave baby wildlife alone. As temperatures rise and days grow longer, newborns of many species of wildlife are beginning to explore the world around them. AZGFD encourages people to resist the urge to help
Take a moment and relax with us in the Sonoran Desert of Northern Scottsdale, Arizona. These beautiful images are from the McDowell Sonoran Preserve and surrounding areas, and are photographed by Lynne Janney Russell. Lynne also produces these videos for us! She exemplifies what it means to be a
The Bush fire is currently the largest wildfire in the US, growing in six days to almost 115,000 acres. It started on Saturday (6/13/2020) when a car caught on fire along Highway 87, a popular weekend travel route through the Tonto National Forest. Sonoran Desert plants and animals are not adapted to fires, and many
Join us once again for 60 Seconds in the Sonoran Desert and explore the sights that we love so much! We know you will love it too!
Here's some of the latest news about drought and the Sonoran Desert from the internet! The Revelator: Will Arizona's Saguaros Survive Climate Change and Drought? EcoWatch: Southwest Drought Could Be Worst in 12,000 years AZ Central: Climate change could transform Arizona forests and deserts Yale: How Phoenix is preparing for a future without Colorado River
Join us once again for 60 Seconds in the Sonoran Desert and explore the sights that we love so much! We know you will love it too!
By Barb Pringle McDowell Sonoran Conservancy master steward Parsons Field Institute at McDowell Sonoran Conservancy certified citizen scientist Originally published in the Summer 2015 edition of Mountain Lines Mcdowell Sonoran Preserve visitors often overestimate their ability to safely hike in the Sonoran desert. This is especially true in the summer when daytime temperatures can
By: Jessie Dwyer Graduate Student, Arizona State University Last summer, the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy partnered with Dr. Jesse Lewis’ lab at Arizona State University to conduct a pilot research study on bats in the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. The goal of the study was to gain fundamental knowledge about bats by determining which Arizona bat species