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Tucson Audubon Society: SUNDAY IN THE PARKS – HIMMEL PARK Field Trip

Trip difficulty: Easy Walking Distance: 1.0-1.5 miles Trip Duration: 2.0-2.5 hours Ground Condition: Mostly flat surface on grass, paved and dirt pathway with some areas of uneven footing. Ample parking, restroom facilities and benches available at periodic intervals throughout the park. Welcome to Sunday in the Parks! The last Sunday of the month we venture...

Free

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Creatures of the Morning Hike

Cave Creek Regional Park 37900 E. Cave Creek Pkwy., Cave Creek

Join Ranger Kevin for a 4.5-mile hike on the Slate, Quartz, Flat Rock and Go John trails. Trails are rated easy to moderate, so expect some areas of loose rock, uneven terrain and elevation change. We will be on the lookout for all kinds of wildlife along the way. Some animals we may see include...

Free with Park Fee

Pima County Parks and Recreation: Signs of the Season Phenology Walk (#12818)

Pima County Public Library - Wheeler Taft Abbett Sr. Library 7800 N. Schisler Dr., Tucson

Phenology is nature’s calendar – the timing of annual life-cycle events that are influenced by climate and weather, like blooming, migration, and nesting. Join us for a stroll along the Santa Cruz River as we gather data on seasonal changes in native plants to learn more about phenology, its importance, and how you can help...

Free

Butterfly Wonderland: Intro to Macro Photography

Butterfly Wonderland 9500 E. Via de Ventura, Scottsdale

Butterflies are one of the most incredible subjects to photograph. This workshop, lead by professional photographer Jonathan Cline, teaches the basics of proper exposure (shutter speed, aperture, and ISO), how to understand and control depth-of-field, auto-focus methods, and settings for still subjects (such as butterflies!). Whether it’s close-up shots with macro lenses, to wider compositions...

$45 – $55

Flagstaff Festival of Science: Public Day at Elden Pueblo

Explore the science of how we discover and interpret secrets of the ancient civilizations in Flagstaff. Join us, as we dig into the past in the trenches, analyze artifacts and practice ancient hunting games. Tours at 10 am, noon and 2 pm Location: Elden Pueblo Archaeological Site       Part of the Flagstaff Festival...

Free

Flagstaff Festival of Science: Writing About Science

Planet Science 109 N. Leroux St., Flagstaff

This event will present four brief developments in scientific research, such as how coastal redwoods use decades old carbon to re-sprout, leading to eventual forest restoration. After this science-based research is presented through written or filmed descriptions, the group will be invited to incorporate that research into their writing. Writing prompts are provided to guide...

Free

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Clay Mine Hike and Tour

Cave Creek Regional Park 37900 E. Cave Creek Pkwy., Cave Creek

Join Ranger Kevin for a roughly 1.8-mile round-trip hike to the Clay Mine, site of a fortune made not of gold, but of snake oil. Program features a tour of the mine itself. Please wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes and bring water. Hats and sunscreen are highly recommended. Restrooms are available at the Nature Center. NO...

Free with Park Fee

Friends of the Huachuca Mountains: Following the Footsteps of The Forgotten Botanist – A Visual Journey: Sara Plummer Lemmon’s Life and Work

Carr House Information Center Carr Canyon Rd., Hereford

Author Wynne Brown will describe the life and work of Sara Lemmon, the first white woman to climb to the top of the peak near Tucson that is named after her. Sara and her husband, J.G., traveled throughout the Southwest, California, Oregon, and Mexico, discovering hundreds of new plant species. This program will focus in...

Free

Flagstaff Festival of Science: Bookmans Science Writing Fair

Bookmans Entertainment Exchange Flagstaff 1520 S. Riordan Ranch St., Flagstaff

There are so many ways to spread knowledge to readers of all ages in accessible, fun ways. Join this workshop to learn how to turn environmental information about the Colorado Plateau into comic books, poetry, broadsides, fiction, essays, and more!       Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science 🎉 The Flagstaff Festival of...

Free

Bookman’s: Festival of Science – NORTHERN ARIZONA BOOK FESTIVAL SCIENCE WRITING FAIR

Bookmans Entertainment Exchange Flagstaff 1520 S. Riordan Ranch St., Flagstaff

Bookman’s Science Writing Fair in Collaboration with the Festival of Science and the Northern Arizona Book Festival There are so many ways to spread knowledge to readers of all ages in accessible, fun ways. Join this workshop to learn how to turn environmental information about the Colorado Plateau into comic books, poetry, broadsides, fiction, essays,...

Free

Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium: Expedition Reef

Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium 1601 E. University Blvd., Tucson

Expedition Reef show reveals in exquisite detail the breathtaking beauty and biodiversity of coral reefs—and the scientists taking action to restore them. Recommended for general audiences. Themes: Sea, Climate, Biology Style: Fulldome documentary followed by live presentation   Planetarium Tickets Adults: $12 Children (ages 3-15): $8 Children ages 2 and under: Free Discounted Rates Seniors (55+) and...

Free – $12

Maricopa County Parks and Recreation: Creatures of the Night Walk

Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area 44000 N. Spur Cross Rd., Cave Creek

Come along for a sunset hike with Ranger Shaun to search for desert critters!  Join Ranger Shaun for an easy-to-medium difficulty sunset stroll down the Metate trail and back up a section of the Spur Cross trail, totaling about 2 miles of distance. We’ll be looking for evening and night active animals as they emerge...

Free with Park Fee