Two Indigenous food educators showcased the abundance of the Sonoran Desert during a tour for the Society of Environmental ...

The group started in Papago Park, public land in the middle of metro Phoenix, looking up at ... look for a mound of twigs under a larger tree, like a mesquite. On closer inspection, the mound ...

"People have hope that they can finally have a say in how they manage their own water, and their future." Massive corporations are draining rural communities' water resources — but this town is ...

The Valley is ready to fiesta! From May 2 to May 5, the Phoenix metro area will be buzzing with an epic array of Cinco de ...

Memorial Day weekend in Arizona is like nature’s perfect sweet spot – warm enough to enjoy water activities but not yet hot enough to fry an egg on your car hood. While everyone else battles the ...

Arizona’s state parks are the unsung heroes of our natural landscape – less crowded than national parks but every bit as ...

The maps allow us to see what the most forested places in the U.S. have in common. Zooming in on a few different examples, ...

Arizona State University of community organizations have developed several tactics to better understand where to plant and maintain shade trees.

In the face of severe water scarcity, the municipality focuses on planting native, drought-tolerant trees like velvet mesquite. Under a program called “storm to shade,” the city is creating ...