With its With its fan-shaped crest and bird nest eyes, a rare saguaro named Gumby that lived for decades at Tohono Chul has been felled by a bacterial necrosis.
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- Isabella Barrón
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With its With its fan-shaped crest and bird nest eyes, a rare saguaro named Gumby that lived for decades at Tohono Chul has been felled by a bacterial necrosis.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Saguaro City Music Theatre took over the Berger at the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and the Blind last week and already has a number of events penciled in.
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- Cathalena E. Burch
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"The Adams Family" musical features Saguaro City Music Theatre's biggest cast yet, with 63 kids performing alongside 13 professional adult actors,
- Michael Salerno Arizona Republic
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When asked to report "negative" historical information in national parks, Arizona travelers had thoughts.
Researchers probe secret underground life of saguaros- Henry Brean
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Construction at the east entrance to Saguaro National Park is forcing dozens of cactuses to be moved. It's also giving researchers a rare opportunity to study saguaro roots up close.
- Henry Brean
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Saguaros sway all the time, not just when the wind blows, according to an innovative new seismic study from a geologist who grew up in Tucson.
- Kelly Henriquez Cronkite News
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Some biologists worry about the impact burros could have on Arizona's desert ecosystem from eating larger plants relied upon by many different species of plants and animals for protection from the sun and predators.
- Giovanna Dell’Orto Associated Press
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For members of the Tohono O’odham Nation, the centuries-old sacred harvest of saguaro fruit from the desert around Tucson is experiencing a revival.