The latest episode of “Dual Survival” puts Cody Lundin and Dave Canterbury in Arizona. This should give Cody a chance to show his knowledge of the parched, arid Southwest desert.
Posts Tagged ‘Arizona’
Read Mountain Flyer Mag’s Sedona Story
If you’re in Sedona at the right time, you just might see an alien spacecraft lift off from the depth under Bell Rock. Are you ready for it?
New Deal Keeps 5 More AZ State Parks Open
The Arizona State Parks Board is showing how to get things done during tough economic times. The state legislature should be taking notes as the board inked deals to keep 5 more parks open through the fiscal year.
Scenes from the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Here are a few fun scenes from a trip I took to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. This was back in November, but I’m just getting around to it now. Except more about this very cool place soon.
A museum volunteer holds an owl.
The rocks and minerals on display are also pretty cool.
Rattlesnake!
A falcon poses during the [...]
Not Every Arizonan is Behind Anti-Immigration Bill
People are howling to boycott Arizona. Are they right? No: They need to focus their anger where it belongs – on the grandstanding legislators who passed SB1070.
Forces Shaping Iceland Also Formed Arizona’s Landscape
Iceland is grabbing headlines for all the volcanic activity now shaping its landscape. Here’s a surprise for many – the same processes also made Arizona what it is.
Forget Where You’re From – Be Where You Are
Let’s pretend the Phoenix Coyotes were playing the Chicago Blackhawks in this year’s playoffs rather than the Detroit Red Wings.
Before I go further, let me explain something: There was once a time when the Phoenix Coyotes were called the Winnipeg Jets. During that time, I was a Chicago Blackhawks fan. I was born in Chicago, [...]
Is Mistaken Identity Keeping People from County Parks?
The closure of Arizona state parks might be keeping people away from Maricopa County parks near the Phoenix metro area. But it’s just mistaken identity – there are no plans to close county parks.
Get in Free During National Park Week
If you’ve been thinking about visiting a national park, I’ve got a tip for you: Do it during National Park Week April 17-25. The U.S. government is waiving fees at more than $100 national parks. At Grand Canyon National Park, that’ll save you the $25 per car entrance fee. At Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico [...]
