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Lizard Walk

The Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists work to educate and inspire the public through talks, demonstrations, and desert walks.
by Liz Scherffius

The Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists work to educate and inspire the public through talks, demonstrations, and desert walks. On a lizard walk, curious members of the public can expect to see tiger whiptails, eastern collared lizards, zebra-tailed lizards, and many other species that call Sabino Canyon home. Volunteer naturalists lead these walks, where they educate visitors on the lizards and the habitat they call home.

Producer: Liz Scherffius Videographer: Jandro Davalos, John DeSoto Editor: Jandro Davalos

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