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September 2018
AZGFD Black-footed Ferret Spotlighting
AZGFD Black-footed Ferret Spotlighting September 20-24th The Black-footed Ferret Project will again be hosting their fall spotlighting events in Aubrey Valley and on the Double O Ranch, and the project is going to host a 5-night event in September, and a 5-night event in October. The dates will be September 20th – 24th and October 18th – 22nd. For the September event, spotlighting will begin on Thursday night September 20th and conclude on Tuesday morning September 25th. For the…
Find out more »8th Annual Jackrabbit Survey
8th Annual Jackrabbit Survey Saturday, September 29th, 2018 Survey blacktail and antelope jackrabbits while strolling through beautiful semi desert grasslands. No experience necessary. Must be able to walk 1.5 miles in uneven desert terrain. Optional: Friday PM - Camp south of Mile Post 33 east of Hwy 286. Saturday 8:30AM - Meet at Arivaca Road/Hwy 286 for 1st survey on BANWR. After 1st survey, caravan to 2nd survey on King's Anvil Ranch. Surveys will be done by 1:30PM on Saturday.…
Find out more »AZGFD Fish Habitat Construction
Fish Habitat Construction Friday, September 28th 7a.m. to 5p.m., and Saturday, September 29th 7a.m. to 3p.m. The Arizona Game and Fish Department will be constructing fish habitat at Roosevelt Lake, located in the Tonto National Forest, on Friday, Sept. 28, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturday, Sept. 29, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Volunteers are welcome to come help build these structures. Meet up at the Windy Hill amphitheater parking lot, where about 200 Georgia cubes (pictured) will be built. Please…
Find out more »Upper Gila Watershed Forum – Adapting to a Hotter and Drier Future
Join us for the second annual Upper Gila Watershed Forum (Formerly Upper Gila River State of the Watershed Meeting) on September 28 at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona. Register here on Eventbrite and take advantage of the $25 early bird price!
Find out more »Upper Gila Watershed Forum
Upper Gila Watershed Forum Thatcher, AZ Friday, September 28th @ 8:00am - 4:00pm MST Join us for the second annual Upper Gila Watershed Forum (Formerly Upper Gila River State of the Watersehd Meeting) on September 28 at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona. This year's topic, "Adapting to a Hotter and Drier Future," will explore how, as a community, we are adjusting our agricultural, business, and household practices to prepare for hotter and drier scenairos. The forum also provides a…
Find out more »October 2018
TWS 25th Annual Conference
TWS 25th Annual Conference Registration Registration Is Open October 7-11, 2018 This year our conference travels to Cleveland, Ohio, to celebrate our 25 years of educational conferences. Each year our conference grows with more educational and networking sessions, and 2018 is no exception. We anticipate our biggest conference to date, as members from across North America gather to celebrate our 25th Annual Conference. Join us October 7-11, 2018, for a unique and memorable TWS experience that will include over 950…
Find out more »AZGFD Black-footed Ferret Spotlighting
AZGFD Black-footed Ferret Spotlighting October 18th - 23rd The Black-footed Ferret Project will again be hosting their fall spotlighting events in Aubrey Valley and on the Double O Ranch, and the project is going to host a 5-night event in September, and a 5-night event in October. The dates will be September 20th – 24th and October 18th – 22nd. For the September event, spotlighting will begin on Thursday night September 20th and conclude on Tuesday morning September 25th.…
Find out more »November 2018
Desert Tortoise Council: Introduction to Desert Tortoises & Field Techniques
Desert Tortoise Council: Introduction to Desert Tortoises & Field Techniques November 3-4, 2018 Ridgecrest, CA Registration for the Introductory Tortoise Course is now OPEN with early rates until September 23. Email Maggie Fusari at intro-course@deserttortoise.org with questions. Introduction to Desert Tortoises and Field TechniquesIntroduction to Desert Tortoises and Field Techniques is a two-day basic course that includes important information on ecology, habitat preferences, life history, health, physiology, and threats; applicable state and federal laws and required permits; and two field sessions on surveys…
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