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Coloring Contest Winners

Coloring Contest Winners

March 15, 2024

coloring page of aloe vera

Congratulations to the winners of our coloring contest at the Tucson Festival of Books, March 9-10th, 2024. Ben, Olivia, and Makenna!

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AIR Resilience Theme Grant Focuses on Fire and Restoration in the Sonoran Desert

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Characterizing the Construction of Terraced Hills (Cerros de Trincheras) in the Sonoran Desert Through Soil Characterization and Micromorphology

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Tumamoc Hill Youth Program begins

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