events

Did you know there's a bat cave right in metro Phoenix? Join Metro Phoenix EcoFlora for an evening of bat viewing in coordination with our June EcoQuest and explore the world of nocturnal pollinators.

Join us for this update presentation on the plants of the White Tank Regional Park, compare results with the earlier study in 1973, and point out some areas where the current data indicate changes have/are occurring.

In this EcoQuestions session, we hear from Dr. Katy Prudic, the Assistant Professor of Citizen and Data Science at the University of Arizona, who discusses the exciting night life of nocturnal pollinators and her upcoming project focused on moths.

Join fellow Neighborhood Naturalists for an evening of getting up close and personal with nocturnal pollinators! Moth lighting is a great way to attract moths and other insects so we can observe and study them.

Honey bees and birds are recognized and appreciated for pollination during the day, but who works the night shift? Join the June EcoQuest: The Night Shift to find the amazing nocturnal pollinators of the desert.

Help us find and map the top noxious weeds (invasive plant species) of concern for Central Arizona region using iNaturalist. We need you help! Join the Desert Defenders project.