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ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES

Natural Resources Education

The Arizona Master Naturalist program will establish a corps of well-informed volunteers to deliver quality environmental education programs and promote stewardship of Arizona's natural environment.

Forest and Range

Arizona Forest Health Program provides assistance to protect, improve, and restore forested ecosystems from the adverse effects of insects and diseases in the State of Arizona with emphasis on private and state owned lands.

With an increase in the wildland fire risks across Arizona because of drought conditions and an increase in the wildland urban interface, now is the time to be more Firewise!

Invasive and noxious weeds present a serious threat to natural resources on Arizona's public and private lands. Weed invasions are sometimes described as biological wildfire, creeping across the landscape impacting the economy, agriculture, recreational lands, and even human health. By learning to identify and control weeds, you can help fight this biological wildfire!

Illustrated Guide to Arizona Weeds

The RangeView website provides applications for viewing, animating, and analyzing satellite imagery in order to monitor vegetation dynamics through time and across landscapes.

Arizona's contribution to the prototype Agricultural Network Information Center (AGNIC). AGNIC is a distributed network that provides access to agriculture-related information, subject area experts and other resources.

Water Resources Education

Master Watershed Steward program educates and trains citizens across the state of Arizona to serve as volunteers in the protection , restoration, monitoring , and conservation of their water and watersheds.

Water Education for Teachers

Land Use and Water Quality