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On March 21, 2023, President Biden announced the designation of two new national monuments in the Southwest: Avi Kwa Ame (Ah-VEE...
Michael Matthews brings more than twenty-five years of marketing leadership experience to Western National Parks Association. TUCSON, Ariz., March 28, 2023—On...
Western National Parks Association (WNPA) announces leadership promotions to align organization for long-term growth and increased support of the National Park...
The Ernest Quintana and Marty Sterkel Education Scholarship was started in 2011 to encourage diversity in the workforce and invest in...
The nation’s first transcontinental railroad is a story of railroad magnates, a president with ambition, endless plains, two mountain ranges, thousands...
Nicodemus’ noted culinary star was Ernestine VanDuvall. She passed in 2004 at the age of 83. Her grandmother, Emma Williams, came...
Board Member John Koprowski Earns The Wildlife Society’s Aldo Leopold Memorial Award Tucson, Arizona (December 29, 2022)—One of the nation’s most...
Award recipients recognized for contributions to WNPA and national parks Tucson, Arizona (December 16, 2022)—On November 9, 2022, Western National Parks...
From the grassy mall on the University of Arizona, one can look east and gaze upon the pine-topped peaks of the...
The end of the school year is always awash with excitement, but particularly so for the fourth graders at Sanford-Fritch Elementary...
Imagine the unblinking eyes of a half-buried plastic baby doll staring up at you from the beach sand. Looking out toward...
Contents of Mexican Spotted Owl Pellets Inform Forest Management Policy in Walnut Canyon National Monument By Susan E. Swanberg, Associate Professor,...