Category: Newsletter
Wild at Heart: Burrowing Owls Thriving in Their New Home
Post and Photos by Jane Hunter, Cohort 8 Early each day in mid-March, Jean Boris, Arizona Master Naturalist, Pima County Chapter and volunteer coordinator, checks the schedule to see who will be feeding the owls that day. She also touches base with Greg Clark,… Continue Reading “Wild at Heart: Burrowing Owls Thriving in Their New Home”
Aqua Caliente Park Nature Walk
‘I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.’ — John Burroughs On a beautiful, sunny, 80 degree day at the end of March, I decided to go for a little nature walk and do some… Continue Reading “Aqua Caliente Park Nature Walk”
The Hidden Threat of Death Pipes
Kathe Sudano, Cohort 3 On Saturday, March 2nd, 2024, about a dozen of us volunteers signed up to assist Tucson Audubon’s Conservation Project Manager, Olya Weekly, to cap open vertical pipes in Catalina Regional Park. Most of us had no idea the dangers these… Continue Reading “The Hidden Threat of Death Pipes”
Love My Sonoran Eden
I love how the mountains rise from off the desert floorWhere strewn about in sand and rock, Cactus and Mesquite trees grow. And with them Creosote and Brittle Bush, Fairy Dusters and Mallow flower bloom each within their season. Here Jackrabbits and Desert Cottontail… Continue Reading “Love My Sonoran Eden”
Charron Vineyards’ Bug Night
Post by Chris Robie, Cohort 6 August 22, 2023 As a PCMN and Xerces Ambassador I have learned to be bold and “go where others (perhaps) have not gone before.” When I asked Charron Vineyards’ owner, Sarah Wolff. if I could join her for… Continue Reading “Charron Vineyards’ Bug Night”
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