Arizona Game and Fish Department

From bullfrogs to burros, Arizona's delicate balance is facing some serious challenges. Let’s talk about what’s at stake for our native animals.

As the sun sets, Arizona's bats take flight, working overtime to keep pesky insects at bay. Let's talk about their hidden impact on our local ecosystem.

Recently, Arizona went into an uproar over the unsanctioned murder of an endangered Mexican Grey Wolf in Greenlee County. The species is one of the most endangered in America, and this was a devastating blow to their population growth.

America is full of iconography built into our country. From the Stars and Stripes to the legendary Plymouth Rock, but there's one American symbol that stands above all the rest, literally.

Dogs are man's best friend. Ever since we learned to domesticate these lovable creatures, we've built an unbreakable bond with one another, lasting for centuries.

Fishing is one of the best ways to get out amongst the natural world, and spend some time with your loved ones at that. However, there's always been a barrier, albeit a small one, to fishing in Arizona.

The Sierra Vista Ranger District of the Coronado National Forest, in collaboration with multiple partners to include Bureau of Land Management – Gila District, U.S. Border Patrol, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Fort Huachuca, U.S. Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wild Turkey Federation, and Quail Forever will be conducting a prescribed burn May 11-13, 2023 on the west side of the Huachuc