The Paton Center
What used to be a private home in Patagonia is now a popular destination to people from all over the United States and other countries.
Harbingers of Summer
What are cicadas’ purpose in life and how do they make that loud buzzing sound?
Fig-Eater Beetle
The bright, metallic-green fig-eater beetle is one of Tucson's most conspicuous insects.
Arizona Summer Poppy
The Arizona summer poppy is not really a poppy, but it’s a welcome treat for those who are looking for color during our hot and humid monsoon.
Gila Topminnow
A recent rediscovery of the endangered Gila topminnow in the Santa Cruz river south of Tucson has excited scientists.
Mount Graham Red Squirrel
With fewer than 300 of its kind remaining, the Mount Graham red squirrel is one of the rarest animals in all of North America.
Ode to Tumamoc Hill
An ode to the unique sites, sounds and people of Tumamoc Hill.
Canoa Ranch
Canoa Ranch a 6-thousand acre atypical park that is home to thousands of years of civilization.
The Middle Man
Pivot Produce connects local farmers and growers with restaurants, chefs and food purveyors in Tucson, Arizona.
Oracle State Park
Oracle State park provides a place to enjoy nature, history, art and dark skies.
Year of the Hummingbird
A bright little bird will be getting extra attention in 2017 as the Tucson Audubon Society’s designated bird of the year.
Expanding the Palate
An increasing number of people are looking for a “connection to the land” and one method that doesn’t require a lot of territory or money is gaining popularity. Residents in Arizona are experimenting with growing mushrooms in controlled environments.
The Growing Class
Experienced farmers and their novice neighbors are taking classes about different agricultural topics such as soil, small animals, marketing and production.
Pima Prickly Park
There are many undiscovered or little-known places in southern Arizona and Pima Prickly Park is one of them.
A Passion for Plants
Tucson resident Mark Dimmitt is obsessed with rare plants and he’s also one of the world’s experts on adeniums, the so-called “desert rose” which he has been propagating for years.
