Mujeres Fronterizas #1: Denise Moreno Ramírez
May 18, 2023Subscribe: Spotify / Apple Podcasts In this first installment of “Mujeres Fronterizas,” an environmental justice podcast for Sky Island Alliance featuring women in conservation in the borderlands, Sofia Rodriguez McGoffin interviews…
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Webinar: FotoFauna in New Mexico
May 17, 2023Do you live in New Mexico or have friends who do? Then check out this webinar to learn more about joining Sky Island FotoFauna, our community wildlife-monitoring project. Since 2020,…
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Erosion Control in the Catalinas
May 9, 2023Join us for a volunteer camping weekend in the Santa Catalinas. We’ll be creating loose rock structures to halt erosion, increase water absorption, and support plant growth around Caseco Spring….
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The Future of Arizona’s Smallest Native Fish
May 4, 2023In this virtual Coffee Break from May 4, 2023, biologist Betsy Grube with the Arizona Fish and Game Department presents on the future of the state’s smallest native fish. She…
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Galería de fotos: 2023 Día de la Tierra Border BioBlitz
April 25, 2023El fin de semana pasado para el Día de la Tierra, Sky Island Alliance se unió al Border BioBlitz 2023, un evento de un mes que se lleva a cabo…
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Photo Gallery: 2023 Earth Day Border BioBlitz
This past weekend for Earth Day, Sky Island Alliance joined the 2023 Border BioBlitz, a month-long event held each April that seeks to document the diversity of life in our…
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Animales que aman la noche y los cielos oscuros
April 19, 2023 La noche proporciona un hábitat esencial para muchas especies de vida silvestre aquí en las Islas del Cielo, desde murciélagos y búhos hasta ratas y colas anilladas. Con el…
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Animals That Love the Night and Dark Skies
Night provides essential habitat for many wildlife species here in the Sky Islands, from bats and owls to rats and ringtails. Over time these species have evolved to see…
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Springs Restoration in the Whetstones
April 18, 2023Join us for a day removing invasive species around McGrew Spring — a lovely, shaded oasis in southern Arizona’s Whetstone Mountains. If interested, there’s also an option to camp for…
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Coffee Break: The Future of Arizona’s Smallest Native Fish
April 17, 2023Join us for a virtual Coffee Break to learn more about the biology, history, and recovery of native fish in Arizona, with an emphasis on topminnows and pupfish. The talk…
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