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Chandler Public Library: Downtown Scavenger Hunt – Earth Day

Chandler Public Library - Downtown Campus 22 S. Delaware St., Chandler

Stop by all month long at the Downtown Branch and test your detective skills with our scavenger hunt for a chance to earn a prize! This month's Earth Day theme runs...

Free

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Discovery Station – Connect with Nature through your Phone

McDowell Mountain Regional Park 16300 McDowell Mountain Park Dr. MMRP, Fountain Hills

Stop by an information table where Ranger Jacque will teach you how to use your phone to identify and document your nature findings to help the scientific community.   Love nature but don't know what plants and animals live in the desert? Take the guessing game out of naming your finds and learn how to identify...

Free with Park Fee

Southeastern Arizona Bird Observatory: Hummingbird Banding at Casa de San Pedro B&B

Casa de San Pedro Bed & Breakfast 8933 S. Yell Ln., Hereford

Hummingbird banding sessions at Casa de San Pedro Bed & Breakfast are open to members of SABO and guests of the B&B at no charge, though donations are appreciated.  Only two (2) parking spaces are available for visitors who are not guests of Casa de San Pedro B&B, and registration is required. Casa de San...

Free

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Discovery Station – Connect with Nature Through Your Phone

San Tan Mountain Regional Park 6533 W. Phillips Rd., Queen Creek

Drop by Ranger Shaun’s City Naturalist app Workshop to find out about some of the best apps on the market for identifying the plants and animals you see in the parks!   Come by to check out the latest apps the Rangers are using to help them when they aren’t sure about an ID in the...

Free with Park Fee

Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch of Audubon: Potluck Presentation – Mountain Lion Language

Learn about mountain lion “language” during this presentation by Mark Hart, Arizona Game and Fish Public Information Officer. Secretive and stealthy, mountain lions are rarely seen. However, they are abundant in Southeast Arizona, as documented monthly in residential areas of the Tucson foothills. Although mountain lions are feared by some, bears in Arizona are twice as...