Tucson Bird Alliance: Mt. Lemmon Challenges Field Trip
So, it’s hot out and no one wants to get up super early to drive a really long distance, so we’re going to work up on Mt. Lemmon. But we’re...
So, it’s hot out and no one wants to get up super early to drive a really long distance, so we’re going to work up on Mt. Lemmon. But we’re...
Dear Birders, I look forward to another birding field trip at Himmel Park, 1000 N. Tucson Blvd. on Tuesday, July 14th at 7:00 am. Himmel Park is located on the east side of Tucson Boulevard, half a block south of Speedway Boulevard. We will meet in front of the wildlife mural. You can’t miss it! There...
To thank the community for its support, while offering budget-friendly staycation fun for families, Reid Park Zoo is once again offering its $3 Ticket Tuesdays for 2026. Every Tuesday in June and July daytime admission is $3 per person at the gate. As always, Zoo members can visit daily for free. Zoo summer hours are...
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 geology, wildlife, history, archeology, and plant life. The naturalists welcome questions during the walk, enhancing the learning experience. Hikes are included with park entrance fees...
Learn about Grand Canyon's natural world on a one-hour guided walk on a paved pathway along the canyon rim. Topics vary and may include: animals and plants adapting to changing seasons, man's impact on nature, how nature inspires writers and poets, rare and endangered species, or Indigenous people's use of plants and animals. Program duration: 60...
Do you love feeding and interacting with reptiles? Sign up for this half-day camp to act like a volunteer with activities, interactions, and real animal care opportunities! The Keeper Program is designed to give children too young to participate in our Adult Volunteer Program a chance to learn and work at PHS. Each day is three...
Are you interested in learning more about how biologists are conducting research projects to better conserve and protect Arizona's wildlife species? Do you want to better understand how to help students set up and carry out their own wildlife and habitat research projects? Then the Arizona Game and Fish Department has the perfect professional development...
Experience the opportunity of a lifetime with our Capybara Encounter! Come meet Chewy or BB and their care team at Shipwreck Cove. This encounter will give you the opportunity to feed our capybaras and learn from their care team about what it takes to care for such unique animals. Feel the texture of their fur...
Have you ever wanted to meet one of our Sea Lions up close and personal? Join us for a WILD encounter at Wildlife World Zoo! Learn what it takes to care for our amazing marine mammals, and see what goes in to training them. You will be able to get an individual or group photo,...
Join Luke as he shares stories and pictures of his recent Tucson Bird Alliance trip to Colombia with Victor Emanuel Nature Tours. You’ll get a taste of what birding in...
Dive into a fintastic adventure with a storytime all about sharks! After the story, make your own shark headband to take home. Ages 0 - 5
Join us for an afternoon of live animals native to Arizona! For ages 8 and up. Adults and seniors welcomed. For more information, contact [email protected].
Enjoy this family-friendly talk to learn more about the amazing animals that call Grand Canyon home - presented daily at 2 pm. Meet in front of Verkamp's Visitor Center. The program is 30 minutes long and is accessible. The program is free of charge. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The Critter Chat is subject to...
July 14- Insects in Amber Slime Ages 6 - 17
Enjoy stunning mountain views and majestic saguaros on a leisurely sunset stroll. In this volunteer-led experience, learn about how the desert provides wildlife with shelter and vital sustenance. This hike will be on the Bridle Trail and the Canada del Oro Ridge Trail for about 1-mile round trip. The Canada del Oro Ridge Trail features...
Ancient Egyptians believed Earth began as an egg laid by a giant goose. The Ojibwa people tell of a Great Flood and a bird that dove deep to bring up soil and renew the world. Europeans once believed geese survived winter by transforming into barnacles on ships, then returning as birds in spring. These and...
Experience the Highlands Center after dark during the July new moon. Join naturalists for a guided evening walk to explore the sights and sounds of the nighttime forest and discover the wonders of nature under the stars. Suitable for all ages.