May 20, Friday- 11 AM Part 3 (of 3): Beginning Birding Workshop at the Paton Center for Hummingbirds This three part workshop is meant for those of you who are just getting into birding and are eager to develop your birdwatching skills and knowledge in the field. We'll meet at the Paton Center each of [...]
May 21- Saturday, 7:30 am Accessible Birding with SAAWR: Agua Caliente Registration for this trip is free. | Register Here beginning April 9 Join Marcia OBara and Kimberly Aikins of the Southern Arizona Accessible Wildlife Refuge (SAAWR) for a birding outing designed for nature lovers with accessibility challenges; wheelchairs, walkers, or other assistive devices are welcome. [...]
Interpretive walk led by docents of the Friends of the San Pedro River. The San Pedro House, a 1930’s-era converted ranch house, serves as a bookstore and visitor center for The San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (NCA), which contains nearly 57,000 acres of public land in Cochise County, Arizona, between the international border and [...]
3-Gun Match, 3rd Saturday of each month. Set up begins at 7 am Summer and 8am Winter Hours on Bay 2. Everyone needs to participate in setting up and tear down, taping, scoring, resetting and/or other tasks to participate in the event. Sign up closes after setup is completed. Safety briefing will be done at the completion of [...]
3G archery club offers free event to try out shooting a bow! First timers please, all equipment provided! Ages 8 to 88. To register text name and age and which Saturday you're interested in to 602-320-5132 (you can call too)
Bird walk at the Sierra Vista Environmental Operations Park (EOP) led by docents from the Friends of the San Pedro River and other local organizations. The Sierra Vista Environmental Operations Park (EOP) consists of 640 acres and offers fifty (50) acres of constructed wetlands that, along with native grasses provides a bird and wildlife habitat. [...]
Sweetwater Wetlands Sign up on the Field Trip Page Trip Difficulty: Easy. Flat and well-maintained gravel/dirt paths. Restroom by parking area. This popular birding hotspot in urban Tucson offers an easy walk through marshes created by Tucson Water to see waterfowl, regular and visiting warblers, and several exciting species hiding in the reeds. Birders of [...]
Meet other birders at the San Pedro House and enjoy a morning walk among the riparian area and sight some beautiful birds to add to your list!
Maricopa County Parks-Native Seed Harvest Maricopa County Parks is hosting several native seed harvest events in April and May at several parks. The native seed harvested will later be used to help in park restoration projects and will be planted in invasive species removal areas and parks impacted by wildfires. Collecting and planting local seed [...]
Maricopa County Parks-Native Seed Harvest Maricopa County Parks is hosting several native seed harvest events in April and May at several parks. The native seed harvested will later be used to help in park restoration projects and will be planted in invasive species removal areas and parks impacted by wildfires. Collecting and planting local seed [...]
45 miles out and back … comfortable temperature, May be gusty later in ride.
May 27- Friday, 7:00 am Madera Canyon Registration for this walk is free. | Register Here beginning April 9 Trip Difficulty: Moderate; Walking distance: 3.5 miles; Trip Duration: 5-6 hrs; Elevation gain: 450 ft; ground conditions: uneven terrain. We will slowly bird Madera Canyon from Proctor Road up the canyon to Santa Rita Lodge and back. [...]
Join Ranger Kevin as we look at the plants and animals that live in the riparian area along a perennial stretch of Cave Creek including the Chuckwalla lizard, Maricopa County’s Eco Blitz animal of the month. This loop hike will take us through the Jewel of the Creek Preserve and along the lower Dragonfly Trail [...]
Join Friends of the Tonto NF in removing fountain and buffel grasses at Massacre Grounds TH
Free Admission For First Responders with ID!!! Firefighters Police Officers EMS Sheriff's Department DPS Splash Pad for the kids! Concessions available for purchase!
3G archery club offers free event to try out shooting a bow! First timers please, all equipment provided! Ages 8 to 88. To register text name and age and which Saturday you're interested in to 602-320-5132 (you can call too)
Owl Watch at ASU Polytechnic at 5 p.m. to observe the Burrowing Owl habitat. Leave your car at Lot 32 and walk to the observation point on South Lenox.
Join Ranger Eric for an after-hours prowl of the Preserve trails to look for nocturnal animals and scorpions! Click on this program title for more details. Join Ranger Eric for an after-hours trail walk to look for and learn about the nocturnal critters of the Preserve! Wildlife seen on past walks has included ringtails, foxes, javelinas, [...]
Bird walk at the Sierra Vista Environmental Operations Park (EOP) led by docents from the Friends of the San Pedro River and other local organizations. The Sierra Vista Environmental Operations Park (EOP) consists of 640 acres and offers fifty (50) acres of constructed wetlands that, along with native grasses provides a bird and wildlife habitat. [...]
Sweetwater Wetlands Sign up on the Field Trip Page Trip Difficulty: Easy. Flat and well-maintained gravel/dirt paths. Restroom by parking area. This popular birding hotspot in urban Tucson offers an easy walk through marshes created by Tucson Water to see waterfowl, regular and visiting warblers, and several exciting species hiding in the reeds. Birders of [...]
June 1- Wednesday, 7:00 AM Beginner Level Birding at Madera Canyon Registration for this walk is free. | Register on our field trips page. Trip difficulty: Moderate. Approximately 1.5 miles on trails, roads and uneven terrain. Marie Davis and Peggy Steffens are leading a bird walk for beginner birders at Madera Canyon Picnic Area and Santa [...]
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Understanding how different animals use their habitat is important to making wildlife management decisions to help conserve and protect species. But, how are biologists able to know this information if they can't always see the animals? The answer lies in the ability to track wildlife. Join educators from the Arizona Game and Fish Department as [...]
Arizona’s Free Fishing Day is celebrated as part of National Fishing and Boating Week. On Saturday, no fishing licenses are required for persons fishing any public waters in Arizona. Remember that bag limits and other fishing regulations are in full effect and must be observed on Free Fishing Day. Children under 10 can fish for [...]
The PD&C event is held the 1st Saturday of each even numbered months,(Feb, April, June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) on pistol bays #2 and #3.Please check the clubs calendar for updates and to confirm event schedules.The Objectives of this event is to practice the following,1. Best personal defense tactics, best use of cover and tacticalengagements.2. Pro-active weapon [...]
June Warm-Up Shoot: Corner Archery is holding a one-day shoot in preparation for the Gator Cup and So-Cal Showdown. This event will consist of two (2) 36 arrow scoring rounds for a total of 72 arrows and total possible score of 720. Register for either May shoot or June shoot. You must register separately for [...]
3G archery club offers free event to try out shooting a bow! First timers please, all equipment provided! Ages 8 to 88. To register text name and age and which Saturday you're interested in to 602-320-5132 (you can call too)
Join us for your private evening at the zoo! We'll celebrate HPZS Members and Parents with a fun Ice Cream Social!
We all enjoy watching birds and animals. observing their behaviors and listening to their songs and calls, but they are also giving out very detailed information about what’s happening around them in nature that we often are unaware of. They tell us a coyote is lurking nearby or a rattlesnake is hiding under that bush [...]
With their elephantine (“columnar”) legs and domed shells, the desert tortoise is difficult to mistake for anything else that lives in the regions it natively inhabits. Join us to learn more about this fascinating species where we will cover the natural history of turtles and tortoises, their unique anatomy, life habits, behaviors, and how they [...]
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