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A modern-day wanderer explores Inscription Rock, where tales of ancient cultures, Spanish explorers and 19th-century pioneers are etched into the sandstone walls. Read morePaso por aqui

A team of USGS researchers in Flagstaff are working to develop an all new geologic map of the Grand Canyon region. Read moreIconic Dragon Map led the way to new USGS geologic mapping efforts

Stay safe from ticks when outdoors with protective clothing, DEET repellent and prompt tick removal practices. Read moreMayo Clinic Q and A: The risks of ticks

Protect kids from heat illness outdoors with hydration, breaks and a strong awareness of symptoms Read moreAsk the Pediatrician: How to keep young athletes and active kids safe in hot weather

As Flagstaff Cycle-Zine! gears up for another issue, creator Ryan Drendel is accepting submissions from across the globe. Read moreFor the love of the ride: Ryan Drendel's Flagstaff Cycle-Zine! celebrates global biking community

The importance and guidelines of tapering in training to improve race-day performance and reduce risk of injury. Read moreHow tapering maximizes your potential on marathon day

Ann Danielson hosts RV campers at her alpaca ranch through Harvest Hosts, offering a unique overnight experience with alpacas and products made from alpaca fiber. Read moreTired of crowded campgrounds? Colorado company taps businesses to host RV travelers overnight

Explore a collection of invasive plants with medicinal histories, including Purslane, Horehound, Mullein and Cheeseweed and learn about their healing properties and potential benefits. Read moreWildflowers or weeds? Some invasive plants have storied histories

Cicadas spark art trends and cultivate a communal identity. Entrepreneurs and artists celebrate their unique presence. Read moreFrom bug to bag: Artists, entrepreneurs embrace cicadas, build community of enthusiasts

In an effort to cool off overheated Bay Area playgrounds, the Trust for Public Land campaigns for $1 billion to transform asphalt schoolyards into green spaces. Read moreTrees, not asphalt: California aims to build 'cooler' school playgrounds

Menopause is a normal yet mysterious phase of life, requiring support and guidance. It marks a cardiometabolic turning point for women, emphasizing personalized care and lifestyle changes. Read moreMenopause: Perfectly normal but still a mystery

An emotional journey through the Grand Canyon, Larry Hendricks hikes from rim to rim in a day to help process his father's death. Read moreIt’s not the destination; It’s the journey: A rim-to-rim hike of the Grand Canyon is an experience like no other, but it takes preparation

Philadelphia-area health systems are phasing out a common anesthesia gas that hangs in the atmosphere for 14 years. Read moreOperating rooms are major sources of greenhouse gasses. Penn is eliminating a form of anesthesia that hangs in the air for more than a decade after use

Flagstaff's Gardener's Market at Pine Forest Charter School offers local plant starts, workshops and a supportive community for all gardening enthusiasts. Read moreA market for local gardeners by local gardeners

Highly sensitive people have unique traits due to sensory-processing sensitivity, genetic factors and may require specialized self-care for their well-being. Read moreHighly sensitive person: Not your typical gift

A study on the behavior of rattlesnakes on Santa Catalina Island suggests they have evolved unique strategies for survival in the face of human-induced threats. Read moreRattlesnakes on California's Santa Catalina Island have learned that it pays to be unusually aggressive

Outdoor bachelorette party destinations include Sedona, Stowe and Big Sur, offering unique experiences for nature-loving brides-to-be. Read moreThree bachelorette party destinations for nature lovers

Paul Maley has chased solar eclipses worldwide, witnessing 83. On April 8, he plans to see the 84th in Mexico. Read moreA total solar eclipse will be visible to millions of Americans in April. Here's how to view it

Diabetes and heart disease are closely linked; undiagnosed diabetes can lead to severe complications, making early detection and healthy lifestyle habits crucial. Read moreA silent epidemic: Diabetes diagnoses in the U.S. have more than tripled

A trio of hikers were rescued from Mt. Baldy after getting lost in a storm and significant snowfall. Their preparedness and communication with rescue teams contributed to their safe return. Read moreThree lost hikers are rescued after a cold night on Mt. Baldy. Here's what they did right

At Willow Bend, kindergarteners learn how to recycle, high schoolers construct wind turbines, adults are taught to make natural botanical inks and all ages are educated on how to be stewards o… Read moreNatural stewards: Willow Bend creates educational experiences that last a lifetime

It is no secret that recycling in America is broken: The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the U.S. has a combined recycling rate of only 32% for materials including glass, plasti… Read moreAmericans throw three-quarters of their recyclables into the trash

After America became a nation in 1776, the next chore commissioned by congress was that founding fathers “Dr. Franklin, Mr. J Adams and Mr. Jefferson be a committee to bring in a device for a … Read moreThe eagles have landed: Arizona prime eagle habitat in the winter

Grand Canyon Youth has been providing transformative river expeditions for young people for 25 years, creating connections and fostering personal growth through outdoor experiences. Read moreWatershed moments: Grand Canyon Youth celebrates 25 years of community and evolution

LOS ANGELES -- It was a particularly chaotic time. As the war in the Middle East raged on, sparking relentless and horrific news headlines, a family member unexpectedly landed in the hospital … Read moreWhen your world feels out of control, can forest therapy help?

In a good year, many of Flagstaff’s streets are lined with apple-laden trees by late fall. While many residents are thrilled to host their own apple trees and reap the benefits of their plenti… Read moreFlagstaff Foodlink and Willow Bend host fall events that use apples to build our community food systems

In Arizona, wildlife flourishes, and around the beginning of September, everything is elk. They announce their season with a blast of their bugle â€� an edgy, high-pitched scream that sounds dow… Read moreCall of the wild: Northern Arizona's storied relationship with elk

Peggy Pollak finds joy in plants. Whether it’s unexpectedly finding apples growing on her trees in a year during which she didn’t think any would fruit, the tactile enjoyment of running her ha… Read moreFor the joy of plants: Peggy Pollak’s 34 years growing food for her community at Tree A’Lolly Farm