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Screenshot of Come Rain or Shine podcast episode 12/02/24 featuring Dr. Elise Gornish

Come Rain or Shine

National Geographic article screenshot, "The spice in 'Dune' is more real than you think."

Desert Laboratory's Robert Villa interviewed in National Geographic

Tumamoc field researchers today.

The Desert Laboratory at Tumamoc Hill welcomes applications for research seed funding

Screenshot of EcoCurious Podcast, Episode 2 with Robert A. Villa

The Sonoran Desert with Robert Anthony Villa

Dual paned image of catus and Elise Gornish smiling

Elise Gornish Honored With 2024 Distinguished Scholar Award

Image of Elise Gornish smiling and raising hand behind a cactus

Elise Gornish Appointed Director of the Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill

Photo of two saguaros, the older with a woodpecker living in it.

Giant old saguaros can be resilient. It's baby saguaros researchers are worried about

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Life lessons from a saguaro

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Keep cool this summer by exploring the wonders of space, art, science and culture at these indoor campus destinations

Screenshot of title page of Frank Reichenbacher's paper on the Tumamoc Globeberry

New Publication out of the Desert Laboratory: Calescent Drought, Fortuitous Climates and Decline of a Sonoran Desert Cucurbitaceous Vine

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