Natural History of the Santa Catalinas

The Santa Catalina Mountain range pops out of the Sonoran desert just outside of Tucson Arizona and is a fascinating, beautiful and diverse landscape. Come along on this hike with myself and dear friends to learn more about some of its geology, plants and animals!

[@TracyRhodes27]

Hey, so cool that you've been in Arizona! I'm a horticulturist at Desert Botanical Garden and I love seeing you celebrating the Sonoran Desert and educating your viewers about our unique biology and geology.

[@BuckskinRevolution]

yay, happy to share about such a special place! I know true Santa Catalinas will loo different on my be trip given the fires there this year

[@RicardoRoams]

Great video! I used to live in Tucson so I've spent time in the Catalina Mountains. But this video was a goldmine of information about some of the plants that I was not that familiar with. It's so very sad that the mountains are currently experiencing some devastating fires.

[@BuckskinRevolution]

I know, I talked to the family I was joking with here yesterday. Devastating. I'm afraid to see them when I return next winter

[@281covfefe5]

Thnxs for uploading and sharing
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[@richardhelit3840]

Very very educational.thank you

[@donhbloomer]

Thank you so much for the video! As I am stuck quarantining at home in the Sierras; it is nice to get out via your video.

[@quintond.7888]

Thank you Woniya. I love seeing the foreign country that is the west coast.