Science in the Critical Zone
University of Arizona scientists working at the Critical Zone Observatory in the Catalina Mountains are studying Earth’s thin surface
Desert Plants: Desert Willow
Easy growing flowering tree in the Sonoran Desert provides color, food and habitat for native species.
Desert Living Home Tour
Homes and community spaces across Tucson showcased features that cut down on water and energy use.
Water Conservation Conversation
University of Arizona Professor Andrea Gerlak suggests the water conservation conversation is bringing everyday consumers together to discuss simple ideas and ways of preserving our precious resource.
Rose Canyon Lake
The six-acre oasis on Mt. Lemmon is a favorite of people and animals.
Dragonflies
Tag along with dragonfly expert Jeff Babson and learn about this amazing creature.
Southern Arizona Hiking Club
The oldest hiking club in Tucson is about to turn 65.
Repeat Photography
A journey through time.
The Friends and the Bees
Meet the women behind Buzzed Queens Apiary in Tucson.
Tucson Bee Collaborative
Raising awareness of Sonoran Desert bees.
Desert Plants: Desert Fern
The desert fern, also known as feather bush, feather tree or tepehuaje in Mexico can reach heights of about 25 feet.
Field Notes: Volcanoes
From the highest point in Arizona to deep underground, we explore landscapes transformed by volcanoes.
Arizona Cuisine
Chefs Brett Vibber and Jaren Bates are redefining Arizona cuisine through foraged ingredients, indigenous foods, and an innovative menu.
Solar Cooking
Saving money and energy may be as easy as turning to the sun as a cooking option.
Field Notes: Noguchi Garden
A tranquil oasis among freeways and shopping malls.
