Posted on February 20, 2023 by diamonddeb13
Submitted by K. McLin, Cohort 3, February 2023 If you are looking for great views, interesting geological sites, evidence of early inhabitants and nature’s bounty, than a trip to Colossal Cave and it’s riding stable area is the perfect venue. There is ample parking,… Continue Reading “Sonoran Musings: Colossal Cave, a Southeast Gem”
Category: For Volunteers, Inclusion, Newsletter, PCMN posts
Posted on February 20, 2023 by diamonddeb13
Category: For Volunteers, Inclusion, Newsletter, PCMN posts
Posted on January 29, 2023 by diamonddeb13
Submitted By Kathy McLin Cohort 3 The PCMN Chapter held their 2022 annual membership meeting on Sunday, December 4th, but unfortunately without one of our most beloved Master Naturalist members, Josh Skattum. In his spirit, a memorial hike was planned that morning to honor… Continue Reading “PCMN Annual Meeting December 2022”
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Posted on January 29, 2023 by diamonddeb13
By Franklin Lane The long anticipated BioBlitz of the Tortolita Preserve in Marana was conducted on Saturday, November 19th. The Pima County Chapter of the Arizona Master Naturalists partnered with the Marana Parks and Recreation Department, Arizona Game and Fish Department, The Coalition for… Continue Reading “Tortolita Preserve BioBlitz November 2022”
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Posted on April 19, 2022 by diamonddeb13
Pima County Chapter Master NaturalistsSkills-Based Advanced Training Wild Burro Trail HikeSaturday, March 19, 2022 On a mild and sunny morning, a small group of Pima County Chapter Master Naturalists met for an Advanced Training hike. We explored the Wild Burro Trail in the Tortolita… Continue Reading “Master Naturalists in the Field: Wild Burro Trail Hike”
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Posted on May 18, 2021 by Sam Wilber
Pima County Master Naturalists Penny M and Joshua R recently volunteered with Wild At Heart’s Burrowing Owl Project. Wild At Heart (WAH) is a nonprofit conservation organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and releases birds of prey. Their Burrowing Owl Project creates artificial burrows for owls… Continue Reading “Volunteer Spotlight: Burrowing Owl Project”
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Posted on October 27, 2020 by diamonddeb13
Submitted by Kathy Mclin, October 2020 In these past months, Communing With Nature has become as much necessity as passion. And, when I’ve trekked about it’s been great having a like minded friend to share with, each experience. On a warm day in late… Continue Reading “Communing with Nature: Madera Canyon”
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Posted on October 27, 2020 by diamonddeb13
Submitted by Tori West (Cohort 3), October 2020 So many people loved my husband’s photo of the fire and the owl on the telephone pole in the last newsletter and on Facebook, that I began thinking it would be nice to share a story… Continue Reading “Cohort Connections: The Raptor Protection Program”
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Posted on October 27, 2020 by diamonddeb13
Diana Holmes, Pima County Master Naturalist, Cohort 2September 2020 Like many of the master naturalists, I participate in several citizen science efforts, one of which is a water flow monitor for the Watershed Management’s River Run Network. I monitor Big Wash located in Oro… Continue Reading “WATER FLOW MONITORING ON BIG WASH”
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