Claire Taylor Squirrel breathing loud next to olive tree — with Agave, Yucca, Palo Verde and Mourning Doves, 2023 Watercolor and gouache on paper

Claire Taylor Admittedly, I am scared to experience time differently — with Palo Verde in North Rec parking lot, 2023 Watercolor and gouache on paper

Claire Taylor Detail of Squirrel breathing loud next to olive tree — with Agave, Yucca, Palo Verde and Mourning Doves, 2023 Watercolor and gouache on paper

The Liverman Scholars Program offers hands-on experience in science communication and environmental storytelling. Students work with a non-profit partner, join overnight expeditions, and earn 2 academic credits and $500 per semester! Apply now! uarizona.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1M…

Rain or shine? U of A climate scientists are hosting the fourth annual Monsoon Fantasy Forecast, where you can place bets on the amount of rainfall per month during the season! Forecasts indicate a drier than average season, so will you place your bet? news.arizona.edu/news/magic-mon…

Calling all weather watchers! Ready to channel your inner forecaster? We are so excited to again host Monsoon Fantasy Forecasts, a game in which players guess the monthly Southwest monsoon precip with a chance to win cash prizes! Sign up to play today! monsoonfantasy.arizona.edu

Tune into the May episode of the Southwest Climate Podcast! This episode dives into the transition from winter to monsoon season and the shift from El Niño to La Niña. Follow us on Spotify, Amazon Music, PlayerFM, Podchaser, and iHeart Radio. Listen here: climas.arizona.edu/podcast/may-20…

Over the past year, our Earth Grant Interns tackled real-world environmental challenges and created amazing final projects, from digital resource libraries and nesting reports to instructional videos and GIS mapping. Check out their work here: air.arizona.edu/earthgrant #UAZAIR

What will monsoon look like this year? Hear from UArizona Environmental Science professor and @uazcoopext specialist Michael Crimmins, who is also one of the minds behind #monsoonfantasy: thisistucson.com/tucsonlife/tuc… Can you beat the weather models? Play monsoonfantasy.arizona.edu for a chance to win!

Congrats to this amazing UArizona team on their first place win at the 2024 U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon! AIR's Jonathan Bean, co-director of the Institute for Energy Solutions, founded and ran the Design Decathlon at UArizona. Learn more: capla.arizona.edu/studio/uarizon…

Did you make your #monsoonfantasy forecast??? July predictions are due June 30 at 11:59 PM! Sign up now to join the fun with CLIMAS and University of Arizona Research and track our iconic summer storm season! monsoonfantasy.arizona.edu

Led by AIR and Planet Forward George Mason University, Indigenous Correspondents bring native voices to environmental stories. Recently, a correspondent won Best Written Story by a non-media student at the Planet Forward Summit in Washington, D.C.! Learn more: resilience.arizona.edu/indigenous-cor…

Congratulations to our Haury Program 2024 Native Pathways awardees! ⭐️

Memorandum of Understanding was signed today by Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and University of Arizona representatives led by UA Indigenous Resilience on data sharing and cooperation on "Assessing Navajo COVID-19 Risks and Increasing Indigenous Resilience” study!

Talking to USA TODAY, Gregg M. Garfin, deputy director for science translation and outreach at AIR in University of Arizona Research, says rising temperatures and heat waves are already impacting outdoor concerts. usatoday.com/story/entertai…

AIR researcher Peter Breslin has surveyed thousands of saguaros that spike up from Tumamoc Hill, a volcanic outcropping in Tucson, in 2022 and 2023. azpm.org/p/earthday/202…

Check out the latest updates on resilience and international development by faculty, researchers, and students University of Arizona from the International Resilience Lab within AIR: mailchi.mp/8252b654a23a/i…

In this month’s Southwest Climate Podcast, a production of AIR's CLIMAS, hosts Zack Guido and Mike Crimmins don their chef hats and lay out the main ingredients of the monsoon.  Listen now: climas.arizona.edu/podcast/august…

We are thrilled to announce that Elise Gornish, an associate professor and extension specialist in the UA School of Natural Resources and the Environment under UArizona Ag, Life & Environmental Sciences, has been appointed the new faculty director of AIR’s Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill! air.arizona.edu/news/elise-gor…

Kamathútsk avmoonóok ("How are you?" In Quechan) The UA Indigenous Resilience within AIR has had an action-packed summer! Read all about it below, join the thriving community, and sign up for the IRes newsletter: mailchi.mp/ded0e6d773d1/i…