If you live in Pinal County Arizona and your kids, or you, need some tutoring help the challenge of finding help just got easier as the Pinal County Library District has launched a new free tutoring program that offers students of all ages one-on-one help from certified on-line tutors. The free program also offers professional […]
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Resident “Vulture-ologists” at Boyce Thompson Arboretum have been counting the birds – and reports at least 50 turkey vultures are gathered for the annual “Bye Bye Buzzards” celebration of ornithology on Sept. 26 (Saturday). Boyce Thompson Arboretum opens at 7 a.m. that morning — an hour earlier than usual so visitors have a chance to
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(Note — this information was originally posted in 2009. Update 2022 – it is unknown if the group still exists – their website is no longer available.) Interested in watching Arizona’s wildlife? Then you will be interested in a group called Arizona Watchable Wildlife Tourism Association (AWWTA). This group’s goals are to make finding Arizona’s
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Whether you live in Arizona, or you are a winter visitor to our lovely area, you may enjoy an annual pass to Arizona State Parks. The Annual Pass is an economical way to travel about the area and explore 27 extraordinary State Parks. The Pass offers day-use privileges (some restrictions may apply for special events.)
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If you live in Pinal County Arizona, love the desert and are interested in the preservation of wildlife you will want to check out the non-profit called Superstition Area Land Trust or S.A.L.T. for short. The organization was born in 1993 when a group of residents from communities and settlements bordering the Superstition Wilderness Area created
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