Join the Desert Museum and Border Community Alliance to catch a glimpse into the life of twelve-year old female jaguar, Libuéla and her cubs. This screening will be followed by a panel Q&A discussion with the producer and cinematographer Ryan Olinger and staff of local conservation organizations. This event is included with admission.

Think your home is a good fit for a desert tortoise friend? The Desert Museum's Tortoise Adoption Program (TAP), in partnership with Arizona Game & Fish, helps rehome healthy, unwanted desert tortoises in the Tucson area with qualified custodians—while promoting conservation, proper care, and the protection of wild populations.

Explore the connections between art and biodiversity among the beautiful landscapes of Costa Rica. Using nature journaling as a tool for observation and reflection throughout the trip, we will visit key birthplaces of the country’s conservation ethos and explore their legacies of habitat protection and restoration.