As drought conditions sear Arizona, the state provides millions of gallons of water to wildlife in places where there is none ...

A herd of wild horses roaming a desert river in Arizona has stirred up a legal and ethical standoff over how they should be ...

The Desert Botanical Garden is trying to keep a rare orchid native to Arizona from extinction. After years of careful ...

The tortoises can’t be released back into the wild due to risk of respiratory disease and genetic disruptions. Captive desert ... eat a diet of plants. Tortoises that are from Arizona must ...

According to the Arizona Native Plant Society ... ASU who told us everything we need to know about poisonous plants. “The Sonoran Desert is actually known for being very rich in chemical ...

In the northern region of the Sonoran Desert, surrounded by five mountain ranges and 350 days of sunshine, lies Tucson where native edible plants grow ... received an Arizona State Forestry ...

They can also be given leafy plants, flowers, dandelions, hibiscus, wild grapes and mulberries ... Not if you’re moving out of Arizona. Under state law, desert tortoises cannot be removed ...

The Desert Bar, snuggled in a remote corner of western Arizona, isn’t your average watering hole. It’s solar-powered, it’s off-grid, and it's miles down a dirt road in a canyon. And like a ...

Over 100 desert tortoises at the Arizona Game and Fish Department need ... It’s unsafe for these reptiles to be released back into the wild, as they may carry respiratory infections that can ...

The city of Tucson, Arizona, sits on America’s southern border, surrounded by the cactus-strewn landscapes of the Sonoran Desert. Its present-day creativity draws on its Native American and Mexican ...