Events
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2025 Wildlife Techniques Workshop
Horseshoe Ranch 34.261707, -112.057074📢 Attention Wildlife Students and Young Professionals! Mark your calendars for an incredible hands-on learning opportunity at the 2025 Wildlife Techniques Workshop! 🦉 When: April 5, 2025🌿 Where: Horseshoe Ranch💰 Cost: Free! (A $6 annual membership with the Arizona Chapter of TWS is encouraged) About the Workshop: Hosted by the Arizona Chapter of The Wildlife...
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Flat-Tailed Horned Lizard Workshop
FeaturedYuma, AZJoin the Interagency Coordinating Committee (ICC) and the Western Section of The Wildlife Society for an in-depth two-day training on the ecology, conservation, and management of the Flat-Tailed Horned Lizard (Phrynosoma mcallii): a desert species of high conservation concern in Arizona and California. 📅 Workshop Dates May 13, 2025: Required Online Lecture via Zoom May...
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Range Management 101 Workshop
FeaturedDeep Well Ranch 8400 N. State Route 89, Prescott, United StatesJoin University of Arizona Cooperative Extension experts for a full-day introductory workshop on rangeland management! Learn about: Rangeland management principles Plant morphology and nutrition Grazing systems and drought planning Ecological site descriptions and range monitoring Livestock nutrition and plant responses to herbivory This workshop is a great opportunity for students, landowners, ranchers, and anyone interested in...
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2025 Agua Fria National Monument BioBlitz
FeaturedAugua Fria National Monument Black Canyon City, AZ, United StatesJoin the Bureau of Land Management, Arizona Game & Fish, and several conservation partners for the 2025 Agua Fria National Monument BioBlitz on May 31–June 1, celebrating the monument’s 25th anniversary! The event kicks off Saturday, May 31st at 7:00 AM. This 24-hour event invites volunteers of all skill levels to help document as many...
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Help Wanted! Grasslands Wildlife Area Pond Construction
Grasslands Wildlife AreaThe Arizona Game and Fish Department, in partnership with the Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy (ARC), is seeking volunteers to assist with constructing six ponds at the Grasslands Wildlife Area near Springerville, Arizona. These ponds will help increase water availability and permanence across the landscape, benefiting native species such as Chiricahua leopard frogs, pronghorn, and other...
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Volunteer for Firefly Surveys
We’re looking for volunteers to assist with evening field surveys for the Southwest spring firefly, a rare species found along Sonoita Creek near Patagonia, AZ. This species is currently under review for listing under the Endangered Species Act, but much remains unknown about its distribution, abundance, and movement patterns — especially in relation to monsoon...