The Bighorn Fire burns into a small canyon behind a stand of saguaros in the Santa Catalina Mountains in June 2020.
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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In this June 2020 photo, the Bighorn Fire burns into a small canyon behind a stand of saguaros in the Santa Catalina Mountains. John Truett, t…
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Krista Jennings, veterinary technician, holds a young brown pelican while veterinarian Dr. Roberto Aguilar, top left, and executive director L…
- Ana Beltran, Arizona Daily Star
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Andrew Claus cleans up debris from the Bighorn Fire along the Butterfly Trail in the Santa Catalina Mountains during the Arizona Trail Associa…
- Ana Beltran, Arizona Daily Star
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Kimberly McElroy cleans up burned debris at the Butterfly Trailhead in the Santa Catalina Mountains.
- Ana Beltran, Arizona Daily Star
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The Green Mountain Trail in the Santa Catalina Mountains has been getting extra maintenance since the Bighorn Fire in 2020.
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Krista Jennings, Tucson Wildlife Center veterinary technician, holds a young Brown Pelican while vets get prepared to check on the pelican at …
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One year after the Bighorn Fire, research is now underway to understand its impacts and chart the future of the Catalina Mountains.
- Josh Galemore / Arizona Daily Star
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Smoke billows from the Santa Catalinas as the Bighorn Fire continues to burn as seen from Highway 79, on June 17, 2020.
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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A Hotshot fire crew fighting the Bighorn Fire hikes on ridge near Finger Rock Canyon in the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains on June …
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