Sonoran Desert Discovery
Sponsored by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Sonoran Desert Discovery provides UA students the opportunity to develop hands-on, educational workshops to give to the public, school groups, or just about any audience. The topics are about Sonoran Desert ecology and therefore have ranged from invasive buffel grass to local lizard community composition to riparian oases. School groups can sign up to partake in the UA student-led workshops. Specific topics will be announced in early October.
- All ages
- Biology
- Earth Sciences
- Desert Ecology
Schedule
To be announced.
Cost
$3 per student for the Desert Discovery Program (1 hour), or $7 per student if booked in combination with a Flandrau Science Center field trip and planetarium program. B2, ASDM – events are included with the general admission price.
For More Information
Rosie Mankel
Reservations Coordinator
520-621-4516
Kevin Bonine
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
520-626-0092
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