The Sonoran Speaker Series is presenting "Wolves and Coyotes," a discussion about Arizona's wolves and coyotes by Arizona Game and Fish Department's Jeff Meyers and Cheyenne Towne. Ask questions to the speakers, and be prepared to learn about the endangered species.
Modern medical science has achieved remarkable breakthroughs—from organ transplants to gene therapy—but some of the most promising innovations are coming from an unexpected source: venom. In this fascinating talk led by Dr. Ken Sweat of Arizona State University, we’ll explore how compounds that evolved to harm can be harnessed to heal. Discover how venom from [...]
Did you know Arizona is home to 29 amazing bat species? These incredible animals do far more than flutter through the night sky—they protect our crops, pollinate desert plants, and help keep our ecosystems healthy and thriving. Whether you’re a lifelong bat enthusiast or someone who’s still a little unsure about our nocturnal neighbors, this [...]
How long do saguaros really live? Can you tell their age by counting their arms? Join us for an exciting evening learning about Arizona's famous saguaro cactus! Ali Schuessler from the Desert Botanical Garden will uncover the amazing adaptations these amazing desert giants, discuss common misconceptions, and share the research being done to better understand [...]
Join Dr. Aaron Wright of Archaeology Southwest on November 11th at 6 PM (Valley of the Sun J, Scottsdale) to learn about petroglyphs and pictographs made by Indigenous peoples across the Southwest. Instead of just asking what the petroglyphs mean, Dr. Wright will look at how they were used by the people who created them [...]
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