Highlighting Arizona's landscapes, people, culture and events
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By the 1900s, the Arizona territory was a crossroads of tribes, military men, missionaries, American and Mexican prospectors, and travelers. 

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100 years of statehood, 2.5 billion years of history. Join us in our celebration as we spotlight our people, land, history and innovation.
This month's theme...

Biotech and Life Sciences

Land
Arizona’s tallest mountain ranges support extraordinarily diverse ecosystems.
Land
Games, galleries and interactive fun will hone your desert knowledge.
People
ASU educators bring science to life with hands-on teaching activities.
Land
Meet AZ’s denizens and explore its temperate zones with the AZ HabiMap.
People
Make a global difference from your own backyard.
Innovate
Arizona is home to several highly respected treatment facilities.

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Thanks to collaborations and smart growth, biosciences in Arizona are thriving
Fort Huachuca’s Buffalo Soldiers fought the only WWI battle on U.S. soil.
Stella Tucker carries on a Tohono O'odham tradition.
By the 1900s, the Arizona territory was a crossroads of culture.