Bird-watching on average brings a total economic impact of $1.4 billion each year in Arizona, according to the Tucson Audubon Society.
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Global coronavirus pandemic or not, it is spring in Tucson, Arizona — the birds are still singing, and the wildflowers are still blooming. Here' are some common local spring wildflowers and birds to identify.
- By Mary Walker Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The following column is the opinion and analysis of the writer.
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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This story was created by #ThisIsTucson in partnership with Tugo Bike Share, celebrating its 2nd anniversary in Tucson with two free weeks. Th…
- Carmen Duarte
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Ruth Russell was recognized July 26 at the National Audubon Society conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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An national nonprofit wants to cover Tucson with agaves to help the migratory bats that stop here every summer.
- Emily Bregel
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The complaint alleges the Army Corps violated the National Environmental Policy Act and the Clean Water Act in failing to comprehensively assess the impacts of the entire 12,200-acre project.
- Johanna Willett | This Is Tucson
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If you still have Christmas shopping to finish up, but aren't quite sure what to get, we've got a suggestion.
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- Douglas Kreutz
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Our area's diverse avian life will be highlighted at an upcoming festival.
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- Douglas Kreutz
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The wonders of avian life are center stage at this public event.
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