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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

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

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Coloring Contest Winners

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Jumping Cholla: Does This Cacti Really Jump?

A damaged saguaro cactus remains standing on August 3, 2023, in Mesa, Arizona.

Cactuses Dying After Being Moved for Border Wall Sparks Concern

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Looking through the lens of time with the Millennium Camera

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Dr. Peter Breslin featured on the Bill Buckmaster Show!

Researcher Frank Reichenbacher kneels in the field near his Globeberry study plants

Long-term drought and near-term heat wave take toll on Arizona's desert ecology

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Packrat Time Machine: The Desert Laboratory featured on Arizona Illustrated

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