A blog by Elaine A. Powers and Guests
With the plentiful winter rains, the saguaros (Carnegiea gigantea) have been thickly festooned with flowers this spring. Some of the columnar cacti have the flowers
Well, I’m bummed! And I’d rather be buzzed. The news of the coinciding emergence of two groups of cicadas has been everywhere. I was excited,
I love it when supposedly extinct species are found again. After all, I included the believed-to-be extinct sole native mammal of The Bahamas, the hutia
Since I have a fabulous artist as a collaborator, I like to involve him in my creative activities. As a Tucson Summer Chorus committee member,
When I was writing audio theater scripts, I’d scanned the headlines of news articles for inspiration. A recent one was perfect: Frogs Are Screaming, But
Thanks to my friend Noel, I finally had the opportunity to take snakes to my afterschool program at a local elementary school. Noel very bravely
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