Today the center our country's capitol features an ugly hole in the ground. A hideous arch is planned there. A beautiful rose garden has been …
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- Henry Brean
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It could take 100 years and cost more than $24.5 million to save the Mount Graham red squirrel, according to a revised recovery plan for the endangered rodent.
- Sarah Henry Arizona Republic
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Habitat loss and predation by invasive species have depleted the gartersnake populations across Arizona and New Mexico.
- Rory Cunnington Arizona Sonoran News
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The Santa Cruz River is a sprawling watershed stretching through Southern Arizona from Marana to northern Mexico. And it’s being reshaped by i…
- Henry Brean
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About 50 Sonoyta pupfish were released into an artificial stream inside the University of Arizona's Biosphere 2 on Friday in hopes of establishing a new reserve population of the endangered fish.
- Mireya Ballesteros, Midtown
Thank you for highlighting the success of the Oracle Road wildlife crossings. It’s inspiring to see Pima County leading with responsible, scie…
Why timber cutting in Arizona, other states by Forest Service to ramp up- Tony Davis
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For Star subscribers: The Agriculture Department's emergency classification map includes portions of land in Southern Arizona where logging of federal lands could be done, at least theoretically, with fewer environmental reviews.
- Bruce Hale
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The SaddleBrooke Hiking Club welcomed Dr. Molly Hunter as the featured speaker at its monthly meeting and program on Wednesday, February 19. H…
- Gracie Kayko Arizona Sonoran News
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Native edible trees and plants have a bounty of benefits to the desert and the people living in it.
- Bryant Nodine, Foothills
Rex Scott should not be elected for another term due to his record on open space, specifically his vote in favor of development placing 210 3-…