Nature

Somewhere in the Arizona desert, people are sitting quietly on red rock ledges, waiting to feel something they can't quite explain.

Ever wonder why Arizona sunsets seem to glow? It’s that mix of dry air and the perfect angle of the sun that creates those unforgettable hues.

Picture this: a tree that can dig 200 feet into the ground for water. That's the resilient mesquite of southern Arizona.

Imagine a glowing yard at night—does it really keep the bad guys out? Turns out, it might do the opposite.

Imagine a month where every walk in nature becomes a chance to help scientists. That’s what the San Pedro River BioBlitz is all about!

Discover Arizona’s official amphibian: the treefrog. Found in Huachuca Mountains, it thrives after summer rains.

Arizona's Cochise County votes to halt wolf recovery efforts, sparking debate between ranchers and wildlife advocates.

What looks like an innocent bloom could be a real troublemaker. Find out why this yellow flower demands respect in your yard.

Happening this weekend in Warren, celebrate the return!

Most of Texas, even El Paso, gets cold enough for snakes to hibernate through winter. While they snooze, gather these things to make sure they avoid your house next spring.