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Henry Brean

Tucson

I write stories for the Arizona Daily Star. Deserts speak to me. Email: [email protected]

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  • 2 days ago | tucson.com | Henry Brean

    Like sweethearts marking their silver anniversary by renewing their vows, local officials and conservation advocates are pledging their support once again for Ironwood Forest National Monument. Elected leaders in Pima County, the City of Tucson and the Town of Marana have all passed proclamations declaring Monday as Ironwood Forest Day.

  • 1 week ago | tucson.com | Henry Brean

    State wildlife officials now say that a family of Mexican gray wolves removed from southeastern Arizona on Tuesday was in poor condition, and one of the endangered animals didn’t survive being captured. Jim deVos, wolf recovery coordinator for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, confirmed on Friday that a roughly 3-week-old pup was found “barely responsive” during the operation and was euthanized in its den in the mountains east of Douglas. "It's not uncommon, but it's unfortunate," deVos said.

  • 1 week ago | tucson.com | Henry Brean

    A well-traveled wolf, her mate and their pups were removed from the mountains east of Douglas on Tuesday, after the endangered animals came into conflict with ranchers in the area. A team from the Arizona Game and Fish Department subdued the adult Mexican gray wolves with tranquilizer darts fired from the door of a helicopter, then collected two roughly 3-week-old male pups from a nearby den.

  • 2 weeks ago | tucson.com | Henry Brean

    It’s happening again, and cactus experts still can’t explain why. For the second time in four years, saguaros across the Tucson area are sprouting flowers in great numbers and strange places. The Sonoran Desert’s signature cactus typically blooms at the tips of its arms and trunk, but this year’s bumper crop of blossoms can also be seen spilling down the sides of many plants.

  • 2 weeks ago | tucson.com | Henry Brean

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