Priscilla the Parrotfish brings the ocean plastic problem to the desert
An Oregon-based nonprofit makes sculptures entirely out of ocean plastic which are now on display in Tucson.
Celebrating Sonoran beauty through both science and art.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Arizona Theatre Company reveals "Intimate Apparel", starring Tracey N. Bonner, directed by Oz Scott.
Desert Plants: The Desert Lavender
A thornless, drought-tolerant native plant that attracts pollinators.
Sandhill crane population remains higher than five and 10 year averages for the fourth year in a row
The Arizona Game and Fish Department estimates that about 42,200 Sandhill cranes are in southeast Arizona for fourth year in a row
Atascosa Borderlands: Connecting the land, the wildlife, and the people.
Also on Arizona Spotlight: Dr. Jasleen Chhatwal on helping loved ones survive dark times; and, how do YOU pronounce "Sahuarita"?
Tucson TreeCycle recycling program in effect for New Year holidays
Residents can bring their Christmas trees to city sites through January 15.
The Buzz: A legislative look-ahead at water and agriculture
The new legislative session is weeks away, so we look at the state's top water user.
New project developments underway for South32 Hermosa project
Mining company addresses community health, workforce development and transparency in Hermosa critical minerals project
Local leaders advocate swift action on EPA’s greenhouse gas standards for vehicles
Driving change: Calls for accelerated emission standards gain momentum as communities look to embrace cleaner, safer transportation solutions
Tucson to launch at-home composting program next year
Composting keeps harmful greenhouse gases out of landfills.
UA’s College of Public Health secures $3.8 million NIH grant to pioneer climate change and health research
SCORCH initiative focuses on forecasting, adaptive responses and community resilience
Construction resumes on SunZia Transmission Project following temporary suspension
Bureau of Land Management’s pause addresses cultural property concerns in the San Pedro Valley, work progresses on 520-mile transmission project
Fort Huachuca and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must re-assess water savings analysis
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the government and Army did not provide sufficient evidence of water savings through conservation efforts.
Endangered red squirrel's numbers show decrease this year in southeastern Arizona
The annual survey conducted jointly by the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Coronado National Forest and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service showed an estimate of 144 squirrels.
Arizona Attorney General initiates investigation into hazardous lead-covered cables, telecommunications infrastructure
Mayes takes action to safeguard environment, drinking water and public health
