Come join us to learn the basics of fishing - we will cover everything you need to get started fishing, from knot tying, pole rigging, and casting in a classroom setting at our Regional Office. There will be an optional fishing portion of the event at 5:30 pm at the West Wetlands Ponds to put [...]
Celebrate the summer solstice with an unforgettable night of music, wine, and community. Tilted Earth 2025 features three incredible bands—Shinyribs, Eric Krasno Trio, and Verde Valley Vagabonds—plus Arizona’s top wineries and cocktails you’ll only find here. Bring a blanket, your crew, and your best dance moves. No pets, please. Details: Live Music (6–11 PM) Wine [...]
Enjoy camping among the scenery of lakes, streams, mountains and the Colorado River. Enjoy fishing, hiking, biking and many other activities.
Join us for a tour at Estrella Mt Park with Joe Ford and Tom Locascio. Bring binos and cameras!
Keep the Kachina Wetlands clean and beautiful by joining this weed pulling activity. Weeding helps to keep the grass clean, fresh and attractive to all visitors and bird lovers.
Join us after dark on a night-time adventure with our Education Staff! Discover the amazing world of nocturnal life in the Sonoran Desert on this family friendly ‘crawl’. Learn about Sonoran Desert ecology while taking a closer look at the local critters. Plus, get the knowledge you need to be prepared for your own night-time [...]
Learn about the various species of venomous reptiles that live on Tumamoc Hill with Desert Laboratory Community Outreach Assistant and President of the Tucson Herpetological Society Robert A. Villa. Located at the Boathouse at the base of Tumamoc Hill. Free and open to all.
The Kachina Wetlands is hosting a bird walk for July. Learn about different species of birds' behaviors and ecosystems. Bring binoculars and water for a two-mile walk. For questions, email Harry Jones at hjones@birdpop.org.
Join us for an erosion control rock-work day! We will be building erosion control structures and planting native plants. This is a great opportunity to get a hands-on restoration experience and learn more about how wildlife crossings help local wildlife. No prior experience necessary just bring your energy and leave with new skills and a [...]
Visit the ASU Ornithology Collection at the ASU Main campus with your friends from Birds & Brew Coffee Break! Mark your calendar for July 22 to learn about birds … in air conditioning! But act immediately, because this event requires registration and space is limited. The ASU Ornithology Collection contains approximately 2,000 specimens representing [...]
Join us for a fun and educational Beginner Fishing Clinic at the beautiful Lake Powell, hosted in partnership by the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) and the National Park Service (NPS)! Perfect for young anglers and first-timers, this free, hands-on clinic will cover the basics of fishing—from casting and baiting hooks to fish identification [...]
Join a U.S. Forest Service ranger for a short, easy walk along the lakeshore at Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area! Learn about the park and spot birds and wildlife along the way. Meet at East Side Boat Ramp. Hiking boots recommended. Note: for more information, (928) 537-3680 or (928) 368-2110.
Join our knowledgeable Arboretum Staff for a morning walk through the gardens! Limited to 15 Participants. Registration required Ticket includes park admission Members $10 Non-members $12.00
Take a refreshing morning stroll through the gardens with our friendly Arboretum staff! Discover blooming paths, hidden gems, and the simple joy of being outdoors. Come reconnect with nature, one step at a time.
3 days of covering basic fundamentals of hunting topics include: hunter ethics, glassing, tracking, field dressing, GPS, map reading, camping, meat processing, wild game cooking, shotgun shooting, rifleshooting skills, and general ins and outs of hunting in AZ. *Limited to 35 people.
Fence Project July 25-27th Apache Maid which is near Stoneman Lake in unit 6A we'll be building a logworm fence. Come join us for the weekend! Arizona Elk Society does amazing work in the forest whether it be building a fence, fixing a water catchment, clearing trees or reworking the land. Our goal is to [...]
Discover the mysterious world of scorpions and other nocturnal desert creatures on this guided night hike. Learn how these often-feared animals play a vital role in the ecosystem and even glow in the dark! This after-hours program aims to change perceptions through education, observation, and discovery. additional info: Space is limited, and reservations for this [...]
Enjoy a walk on East Hereford Road over the San Pedro River. Starting at the Hereford Bridge Trailhead, enjoy the scenery of the riparian forest, the river and the dozens of bird species. The walk starts at 6:45 a.m. and continues for three miles on a trip that lasts from 2 to 3 hours.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is hosting its 22nd annual High Country Hummingbird Festival on Saturday, July 26, at the Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area near Springerville/Eagar. The free, family-friendly festival runs from 8 a.m. until noon. The event will feature: More hummingbird feeders, which means more photo opportunities. Plant displays that attract [...]
Are you ready to SUP? This is a hands-on Stand-Up-Paddleboard class in Phoenix. There will be a "classroom" session followed by putting theory into practice--actually using a SUP on the water. This course is designed to equip paddlers with basic skills to get from point A to point B successfully, to understand the legal responsibilities [...]
Join Michelle from the International Raptor & Falconry Center to learn about the Conservation of raptor species worldwide and their place in the ecosystem. Free with admission.
Explore the beauty of Rogers Lake County Natural Area, just outside Flagstaff, with the Arizona Wildlife Federation! This special place features a variety of habitats: wetlands, grasslands, Ponderosa pine, and Gambel oak. This mosaic supports a rich diversity of wildlife and native plants. While Rogers Lake, which is an ephemeral lake, often dries in late [...]
Let’s take a nice monsoon morning walk near Catalina State Park! Join Kate and Jessica in surveying the condition of the wildlife funnel fence along Oracle Rd near the wildlife crossings. Requires walking 1-4 miles on flat terrain—high-visibility safety gear required and provided. We will look for and record any breaks or damage to the [...]
Fence Project August 1-3 Apache Maid which is near Stoneman Lake in unit 6A we'll be building a logworm fence. Come join us for the weekend! Arizona Elk Society does amazing work in the forest whether it be building a fence, fixing a water catchment, clearing trees or reworking the land. Our goal is to [...]
Adult focused, for beginners to learn about predator calling, hunting, history of predator and furbearers and other outdoor skill activities. Great centralized campsite, food provided, open tent and truck camping. • Contact: Gail Bosgieter, cbgb1072@cox.net,
Join us for the first Birds on the Patio event at Oracle State Park! Stop by the patio at the historic Kannally Ranch House to chat with a knowledgeable volunteer about using the Merlin Bird ID App, recent bird sightings, park information, and pick up a free bird ID pamphlet. Enjoy watching dozens of bird [...]
Join our Friends of the San Pedro River docents as they guide you along the San Pedro River, one of the last free flowing rivers in the Southwest and home to one of the largest cottonwood-willow riparian forests remaining in Arizona. On this walk we will discuss the interactions of the living and non-living components [...]
Unearth the secrets of how rocks shape the world around us! Explore rock samples, piece together the story of geologic history, + more with hands-on experiences and activities for all ages. No registration required—just come ready to explore and have fun!
Please join us for a talk by Dr. Deni Seymour, the premiere archaeologist of the protohistoric era in the southern portion of the Southwest. Her recent fieldwork has resulted in the identification of Coronado expedition campsites, battlefields, and a villa near Nogales, dating from 1539 - 1542. The knowledge gained provides new insight into the [...]
The term “low impact hiking” means that our hikes are shorter than other hiking groups, and we try to avoid challenging hills. Our hikes are usually about 3 miles. It’s an interesting experience to lead a hike, so we are always on the lookout for volunteer leaders. If you have any questions or suggestions, please [...]
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