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azgfd.com

Discover how Arizona packrats, or woodrats, use unique desert adaptations to survive and thrive in the Sonoran Desert.

azstateparks.com

Located in Safford, Arizona at the base of Mount Graham, Roper Lake State Park offers campsites, cabins, and outdoor adventure to all visitors!

nps.gov

Park Ranger Peter Kasin explains how sea chanteys were used to coordinate work aboard vessels. Like to join a chantey sing in the park? Check here for info: https://go.nps.gov/1b9c2q

dbg.org

Have a question about visiting the Garden, becoming a Member or planting in the desert? Contact us or visit the Garden to learn more.

friendsofsaguaro.org

friends of saguaro national park is the not-for-profit philanthropic partner of the national park service at saguaro national park, working to help the public . . . discover saguaro - by reconnecting children and nature, and encouraging the exploration and discovery of the resources, heritage and recreational opportunities of the park; protect saguaro - by assisting the preservation and conservation of the natural and cultural resources of the park, and sustaining its wilderness character; and support saguaro - by strengthening community partnerships, and building environmental stewardship through philanthropy, public education, and volunteerism.  

desertusa.com

Text and videos by Jim Bremner Oatman, Arizona: A Historical Gold-Mining Town with Wild Burros Oatman’s Origins and Growth Oatman started life over 100

visittucson.org

Focused on the preservation of the Sonoran Desert, The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum will turn your idea of a museum inside out. Guests will enjoy a quintessential Sonoran Desert experience which includes: an unforgettable fusion zoo, botanical garden, natural history museum, aquarium and art gallery. Explore 21 acres with two miles of walking trails. Highlights include Stingray Touch, the Hummingbird Aviary, Warden Aquarium and Earth Sciences Center where guests descend into a replica limestone cave. Enjoy live animal presentations that showcase a variety of desert animals and be sure not to miss Raptor Free Flight (seasonal) where native birds of prey fly so close you can feel the brush of feathers! For native flora and fauna, there’s no better place for spectacular photos. The perfect spot for bird watchers! TripAdvisor’s #1 Tucson attraction. The Museum’s permanent mineral collection has been acknowledged as one of the finest regional collections in the world! Open daily, year-round. Hours/rates vary.

batcon.org

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palmdesert.ucr.edu

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