Invasive Desert Plants – Fountain Grass
Fountain grass (Pennisetum setaceum) endangers natives by competing for limited water resources and taking over large swaths of territories.
Invasive Desert Plants: African Sumac
Invasive plants in the Sonoran Desert, such as the African sumac endangers natives by competing for limited water resources and creating monocultures.
Sonoran Desert Toad Awareness Training: Keeping dogs safe from the psychedelic amphibians
Keeping our canines safe from the harmful danger of the Sonoran Desert Toad
A Way for Wildlife
Wildlife crossings in Tucson, Arizona help thousands of animals each month while protecting people from traffic accidents.
Las Milpitas Farm
The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona’s Space For People To Grow Food
Owl Party
Tucson Neighbors Gather Nightly To View Great Horned Owls And Create Community
Desert Plants: Desert Honeysuckle
The colorful and drought-tolerant Desert Honeysuckles are ideal for attracting hummingbirds and other pollinators to your garden.
Nurtured by Nature
A Tucson resident follows his true passion and lets nature lead the way.
Campus Agricultural Center
The Campus Agricultural Center operates as a research and teaching facility for the University of Arizona’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
Desert Botanical Garden
This Phoenix landmark has been studying and conserving plants for 85 years.
Trail Crew
Meet the people at Saguaro National Park who build and maintain hiking trails.
Tucson Village Farm
Farm in metropolitan Tucson leads to plant and personal growth in the Sonoran Desert region.
Desert Plants: Arizona Rosewood
The Arizona Rosewood, Vauquelinia californica, is a drought and cold-tolerant native plant of the Sonoran Desert that makes a good choice for a home landscape
Santa Cruz River Cleanup
Picking up trash and sowing wildflowers with The Sonoran Institute
Desert Plants: The Desert Hackberry
The Desert Hackberry, Celtis pallida, is ideal for creating habitat for wildlife while helping pollinators.
