by John Huff | May 28, 2026 | Blog
by John Huff When putting together talks about the Central Highlands and Arizona flora and fauna knowing who did the Genus and Species classification is always a curiosity and can be important in knowing how that etymology happened. Finding that information many times... 
by John Huff | May 19, 2025 | Blog
“Now, even at the base where we were encamped, snow eight inches deep was lying upon the surface. But we were in a region where curled grama was everywhere abundant, and our mules fared well upon what they could glean from the hill-sides.” Lieutenant Amiel Weeks... 
by John Huff | Mar 19, 2025 | Blog
By John Huff Central Arizona is a transition zone for natural biomes, a crossroad where many different people and environments intersect. Dr. Matt Peeples, ASU School of Human Evolution and Social Change, lecture on Central Arizona as a Crossroads in the Past and... 
by John Huff | Nov 19, 2024 | Blog
By John Huff The Highlands Center for Natural History and Prescott National Forest partnered to offer a four-session miniseries focused on fire ecology, protecting cultural sites and all the steps taken for a successful prescribed burn. The four Thursday dates in...