The Arizona Game and Fish Department invites anglers to fish Arizona waters for free Saturday, June 3. It’s an ideal time to take the family out for some fun and relaxing outdoor recreation. Arizona’s Free Fishing Day is celebrated as part of National Fishing and Boating Week. As an incentive, a fishing license is not … Continued
Hands-on wildlife conservation workshop for Arizona's educators.
Help the Department prepare for upcoming Recruitment, Retention and Reactivation activities.
The free, family friendly event will include activities like hummingbird banding.
Get out on the water and learn how to recover from a capsized kayak.
Mark your calendars! The Wildlife for Tomorrow Foundation's 25th annual Arizona Outdoor Hall of Fame banquet will be held Saturday, Aug. 19, 2023, at the Wigwam Resort, 300 E. Wigwam Blvd., Litchfield Park, Arizona. The banquet is a great way to spend an enjoyable evening honoring your fellow conservationists. The names of this year’s inductees … Continued
From jaguars to bobcats, learn about these predators starting with their fossil origins.
Educators will join Arizona Game and Fish biologists to survey for Sonoran desert tortoises.
Join us for a deep dive into the natural history of wolves and coyotes.
Explore the fascinating world of misunderstood creatures with Arizona Game and Fish biologists.
Conservation First USA is raffling a package for a uniquely southwest hunt.
Animals discussed will include skunks, badgers, ringtails, coati, otters, coyotes, foxes and raccoons.
Join us on the Arizona Trail at the Phoenix Zoo.
Learn about Arizona Game and Fish's library of educational resources and opportunities.
Learn about Arizona's reptiles and amphibians and how to include them in classroom instruction.
Learn about waterfowl with Arizona Game and Fish biologists.
Learn about ravens, crows and jays with Arizona Game and Fish biologists.
How to include Arizona's official state symbols, like the ringtail, in classroom instruction.
Learn about mammals and how to include them in classroom instruction.
Learn about how to include digital citizen science tools in classroom instruction.
Join Arizona Game and Fish experts for a unique kayaking and birding experience.
The fair will feature live wildlife, fishing, archery and booths from local and state organizations.
Discover free digital resources for engaging student learning with Focus Wild Arizona.
Mark your calendars for June 1, 2024, and join us for Arizona's Free Fishing Day.
Don't miss the opportunity to view one of Arizona’s most iconic animals during a boat tour.
Learn about wildlife biology at this two-day, hands-on workshop.
Learn about wildlife research and management at a hands-on educator workshop.
Attend a hands-on workshop to learn about Sonoran mud turtles with AZGFD biologists.
Participants will embark on a three-hour cruise with wildlife biologists.
Observe hummingbird bandings and learn all about these 'flying gems.'
Join our Arizona life jacket exchanges on various dates statewide.
Want to learn about and see hundreds of elk in one place at one time?
Courses are offered on numerous dates throughout Arizona.
Interested in adopting? Get the details at a virtual information session.
Hunters can help keep Arizona's herds healthy.
SUP courses are offered on numerous dates throughout Arizona.
Celebrate National Public Lands Day at Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
Learn about Arizona Game and Fish's library of educational resources and opportunities.
Learn about and view owls at this in-person event. Register today!
This hands-on workshop provides classroom-friendly activities, resources and teaching strategies.
Learn about black bears with Arizona Game and Fish biologists.
This webinar offers classroom-ready STEM activities and data-driven teaching resources.
The Bat Week webinar offers classroom-friendly activities, resources, and teaching strategies.
Peregrine falcons were listed as an endangered species just a few decades ago.
Learn about these elusive giants and the efforts to bring them back from the brink of extinction.
Learn about funds available to implement wildlife education projects in classrooms.
