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 [...]
The East Valley Astronomy Club sponsors a free public star party each month at the Riparian Preserve in Gilbert. The event is scheduled on the second Friday of each month, weather permitting. The star party begins at dusk. You are encouraged to attend and observe through member's telescopes.
For the past several years, AZ Backcountry Hunters and Anglers has hosted a mushroom hunting event near Flagstaff on National Forest land. As long as the monsoon rains come, we will be holding this year's event on Saturday, August 9th. Although this isn't hunting in the traditional sense, it is a great way to get [...]
Participants can learn about and taste wild treats directly from nature. Gagnon has also collected various edible mushrooms, including the "blusher," which stains pink when touched, and the candy apple bolete, known for its ruby cap and citrusy taste. Her work involves both the identification and safe consumption of wild edible plants and mushrooms. Members Free Guests [...]
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 [...]
Arizona Flycasters is hosting its August meeting with its speaker, Mike Garcia. The meeting features an Arizona Veterans Fly Fishing Presentation along with Silver Doctor Night. Enjoy pizza and raffle night. Please RSVP.
Director Steve Prager will discuss the efforts of The Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch, the 8,000 acres that are managed by the National Audubon Society. The one-hour lecture discusses the research and conservation efforts in saving the region's birds and other wildlife. Last grazed in 1968, and since dedicated to research, conservation, and public engagement, the AWRR [...]
Kick off your day with an energizing walk beginning at the Hereford Bridge trailhead, where winding trails lead you through vibrant forests and along the sparkling San Pedro River. Journey about three miles on the main path as the sun rises, filling the landscape with golden light. Lace up your shoes—the fun starts promptly at [...]
Beneath the open cottonwood-willow canopy, EXPLORE MORE trail adventures with Friends of the San Pedro River docents. Join us as we explore along the river and grassland trails within the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area and discover the secrets of the natural world. Best suited for older children and adults, this will be an [...]
Join the Willow Bend Board of Directors and Staff for our annual celebration of environmental education in Flagstaff! Enjoy a fun and festive afternoon with: Kids’ activities Live music Raffle prizes Cash bar Meet our educators and learn more about what we do This event is free to attend, and we encourage you to renew [...]
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 [...]
Join fellow outdoor enthusiasts for a memorable fly-fishing adventure at beautiful White Horse Lake. Cast your line in the sparkling waters and try your luck at reeling in bass, catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or new to the sport, this is the perfect chance to relax, connect, and enjoy the thrill [...]
It's Bug Night at Jewel of the Creek Preserve! We're exploring the desert after dark, with a special focus on our smaller insect friends. Search for moths, scorpions, tarantulas, and other nighttime wildlife as we discover a whole new side to the desert. Register Here! Jewel of the Creek Preserve is a 1-mile, moderate loop. [...]
This is our annual Arizona Hound Hunters Rendezvous. All dogs are welcome. It is held near Young. There will be a dinner Saturday night along with raffles and auctions. All proceeds go to Arizona Working Dog Alliance. • Information: azwda.com or azhhr.com
Join us for our monthly birding and social event at the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch. Desert Rivers launched the Birds & Brew Coffee Break to help you make new friends while learning about our wide variety of birds. First we visit Gilbert Riparian Preserve about an hour after sunrise. We meet at the entrance to [...]
Bring the whole family and join Camp Cooper for a morning of hands-on fun and discovery at the mid-point of Tumamoc Hill on Saturday, August 23rd, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. This engaging outdoor event is packed with activities that spark curiosity and celebrate nature. Event Highlights: 🌱 Seed Ball Making – Create your [...]
The class is 2 hours long. During the 2 hours you will learn the following 1. Range Safety 2. Eye Dominance 3. Basic Archery Form-Coaches will adjust form for improvement. 4. Types of Target Archery Equipment 5. Basic Scoring You will learn on either a Genesis constrant draw compound bow or an Recurve Barebow. [...]
Join mushroom enthusiasts for the AZ Watchable Wildlife Experience’s morning mushroom walk! We will gather folks, have an initial talk about mushrooms, related news and safety, and then hike-and-seek for an hour. “Basket checks” will be offered at the end to confirm the fungi people find. This is a free event but is limited to [...]
Join mushroom enthusiasts for the AZ Watchable Wildlife Experience’s morning mushroom walk! We will gather folks, have an initial talk about mushrooms, related news and safety, and then hike-and-seek for an hour. “Basket checks” will be offered at the end to confirm the fungi people find. This is a free event but is limited to [...]
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 [...]
Join Desert Foothills Land Trust and PHX Beer Co for "Rattlesnakes: Fact and Fiction," presented by Bryan Hughes, owner and founder of Rattlesnake Solutions This free, all-ages event offers a unique opportunity to get up close with live rattlesnakes while learning to separate fact from fiction about these widely misunderstood Arizona natives. Whether you're new [...]
Join Becky Hardy on a butterfly walk at Bubbling Ponds. We will walk approximately two miles along a mostly flat trail; however, there are some unstable areas along the way. We will walk around the ponds and then the Black Hawk trail. Both are mostly sun-exposed. Bring the usual: Hydration and closed-toed, sturdy shoes, binoculars, [...]
Get Ready for Dove Season!Sporting Clays Fun Shoot — Dove Season Warm-UpSaturday, August 31, 2025Ben Avery Clay Target Center Kick off dove season with a bang at our Sporting Clays Fun Shoot! This exciting warm-up event is the perfect way to sharpen your skills, meet fellow shooters, and have a blast before the season officially [...]
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