How do desert organisms deal with a scarcity of one of the most important resources for living things? On this easy hike, we will look at how life contends with the limitations, and unpredictability, of water availability in a desert environment. We will also discuss how we might use some of these techniques in the way we use water on a daily basis. Meet at the Tom Mays Unit of the Franklin Mountains State Park. Take the first left (hairpin) after the Ranger’s booth. There is a $2 park fee or use your Park Pass. For more information, contact Dr. Paul Hyder, 915-244-5322, phyder@zianet.com.
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Earlier Event: November 16
Geology, Geography and Geothermal at Leasburg Dam State Park
Later Event: November 20
Birds of the Rio Bosque Wetlands Park