Known as the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, it is a remote, protected, and scenic area that cuts through the Mogollon Rim, offering a stunning, less-visited alternative to the nearby Sedona red...
BA Field Trip The Agua Fria National Monument is one of our National Park treasures managed by The Bureau of Land Management. We’ll bird along the Agua Fria River riparian...
Learn about the birds of the Sonoran Desert on this easy, short bird walk with Ranger Eric. Join Ranger Eric on this easy guided walk to learn about the resident...
his trip will be taking us into a lush riparian habitat, including a shady park with a little stream and an open area good for sparrows. This location is a...
In the Black Hills Range, Mingus' summit is the second highest at more than 4,000 Ft.. Birds we have encountered include the Steller’s Jay, Pygmy Nuthatch, Brown Creeper, Hermit Thrush,...
IBA Trip Important Bird Areas are designated for good reason, and the Upper Verde IBA is indeed special. We will have the rare opportunity to access the verdant confluence of...
Ah, Willow and Watson! These two lakes are the very heart of the Willow-Watson Important Bird Area, bordered by the magnificent Prescott Dells. They are also the top two eBird...
Begin with birding at the Stransky home, where warm mugs and fresh pastries accompany the quiet flutter of birds at the feeders, viewed from the comfort of indoors. For those...
This trip features the Keynote Speakers Melissa Fratello & Steven Prager and premier local guide, Lisa Grubbs. The Page Springs area is a favorite hangout for birds and birders alike....
Let the birds come to you! Bring your favorite camp chair, binoculars, a little refreshment, and just enjoy birding as the time slips by. You will only have to walk...
Join us for a peaceful and mindful walk through the Rio Salado habitat. Together, we’ll explore the trails, enjoy the sights and sounds of nature, and observe the wildlife that...
Part art. Part engineering. Totally amazing! Add a pop of wonder and a pinch of nostalgia to your spring with Sean Kenney’s Nature Pop! Marvel at over 40 wildly creative...
Every morning, a volunteer naturalist leads a guided nature walk informing visitors about the different life zones of Red Rock State Park. The subjects discussed on this walk may include...
Learn about the April 24-27 City Nature Challenge and free smartphone apps that can help you identify plants, animals, and more, while helping contribute to science! Join Ranger Eric on...
Chat (GPT): Not AI, but real information about this year’s featured bird: the charismatic Yellow-breasted Chat. Long classified with Wood Warblers, scientists have now assigned it to its own family. We’ll...
This presentation provides an overview of the I-17 Willard Springs Wildlife Overpass, a multi-agency project involving the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Arizona Department of Transportation, and the U.S. Forest...
Join Eric Moore in this two-hour class. Don't know where to start birding or what equipment you'll need? What should you be looking for? Eric will point you in the...
Bearizona is home to many rescue North American river otters. Come learn about these amazing species and how Bearizona uses a scientific approach to their behavior, welfare, and nutrition. Explore...
rizona is home to two remarkable eagle species—the Bald Eagle and the Golden Eagle—each uniquely adapted to the state’s diverse landscapes. This educational talk explores how these powerful birds of...
Sparrows are often overlooked and considered the Little Brown Jobbies (LBJ's) of the birding world, however sparrows can be a pleasure to observe. From the skulky Abert's Towhee to the...
FREE- MUST RSVP In this hands-on workshop you'll learn the basics of optical equipment, the most important tool for both beginning and advanced birding. Learn about binoculars, scopes, tripods, digi-scoping,...
Join us for some social time with light refreshments, a movie and a chance to hear from local experts about beavers in Arizona. Movie will start at 5pm. About the...
We'll be walking and birding along the riparian corridor of the Jail Trail that starts in Old Town Cottonwood. Bring along a flashlight, as well as your binoculars, and maybe...