LEARN
DESERT BOTANICAL GARDEN EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES
MARCH – MAY 2026
GARDENING & LANDSCAPE
Gardening for Wildlife | Danielle Carlock
March 4, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Discover simple, affordable ways to transform your outdoor space into a wildlife haven Danielle Carlock, founder of the Maricopa Native Seed Library, will guide you through strategies like filling bloom gaps, adding native plants, reducing non-native grasses and creating wildflower strips to support local wildlife.
Vegetable Gardening in the Desert | Angela Judd
Spring Vegetable Garden: March 11, 5:30-7 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Make the most of your spring garden . In this class, we focus on maximizing spring harvests through timely planting, care and harvesting tips . Learn practical strategies to help your garden transition smoothly into the summer heat Learn what to plant now, how to keep your soil healthy and how to set yourself up for continued success as the seasons shift
Summer Vegetable Garden: May 13, 5:30-7 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Keep your soil alive during an Arizona summer In this class, we cover the best heat-loving vegetables to plant in May and explore how summer cover crops can protect and improve your soil when it’s too hot to grow much else Learn simple, effective strategies to keep your soil alive and ready for the next season
Gardening to Attract Beneficial Insects | Emily Heller
March 18, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Simple gardening practices attract helpful bugs that can keep pest populations in check . Learn how to entice and retain these marvelous creatures as an essential component of a healthy, balanced garden environment
All About Milkweed: Pollinators, Propagation and Planting | Natalie Melkonoff
March 24, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Join us to learn the nuances of milkweed propagation in the low desert Learn about the Garden’s efforts to support butterfly and pollinator populations and how to propagate plants to support these insects Take a behind-the-scenes tour of our onsite pollinator research and propagation areas, and plant and take home a native milkweed
Landscape Design for Small Spaces | Marie White
March 25, 5:30-8 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Transform small outdoor spaces with innovative landscape design . Discover strategies, plant choices and local examples that help you get the most from courtyards, side yards, entryways and atriums . Bring a photo or sketch for on-the-spot ideas
Native Plant Gardening on a Shoestring | Danielle Carlock
April 1, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $39 95 | General Public: $49 95
Work with the native plant bounty you already have In this hands-on workshop, learn how to make plant cuttings, collect seed from your own yard, germinate seed and identify volunteer seedlings Leave with cuttings and seed to start at home .
Backyard Makeover | Marie White
April 8, 5:30-8 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Transform your backyard into the ultimate retreat by exploring the latest landscape design trends, expert tips and plant selections that will turn your outdoor space into a favorite gathering spot for family and friends We’ll showcase local case studies, offering easy-to-implement ideas for stunning makeovers Learn how to make the most of every corner of your yard, no matter its size Bring a photo or sketch of your space for personalized, quick design inspiration
GARDENING & LANDSCAPE
Building Great Garden Soil | Melissa Kruse-Peeples
April 18, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
A thriving garden starts with quality soil In this workshop, you’ll learn how to create a new garden bed, improve existing soil, and navigate the many soil amendments and fertilizers available We’ll cover natural, organic methods for building fertile soil from composting to vermiculture Whether you’re a beginner or experienced gardener, you’ll leave with practical tips to nurture vibrant, productive plants year after year
Summer Gardening in the Desert | Melissa Kruse-Peeples
May 2, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $39 95 | General Public: $49 95
Gardening during the summer in the Valley can be a challenge . Prepare your garden for the upcoming heat and what to expect for the monsoon season Learn what vegetable, herb and flower varieties are appropriate for planting and how to care for them Take home some vegetables and flower seeds appropriate for summer planting
Create a Pollinator Sanctuary | Danielle Carlock
May 6, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Discover the vital pollinators of our region and the essential gardening practices, plant selections and environmental conditions that help support them . Learn how to create your own pollinator-friendly sanctuary and earn certification for your habitat through the Maricopa Pollinator Pathway .
Hotter and Drier: Exploring a New Mindset for Gardening in the Low Desert | Emily Heller
May 20, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
Soaring temperatures and unreliable rainfall are creating bigger problems for gardeners This class explores modifying the planting calendar, adopting practices seen in drier deserts in Arizona and globally, growing new varieties that are heat and drought-tolerant and using effective shade systems and irrigation techniques and strategies
ART
All art supplies included unless otherwise specified.
Drawing:
Spring Flowers in Colored Pencil | Devon Meyer
March 3, 5:30-8 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
The desert is full of inspiration Draw on the unique beauty around us and use basic techniques to create illustrations of spring desert blooms in colored pencil
Hummingbirds in Colored Pencil | Devon Meyer
March 24, 5:30-8 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
The Southwest is full of gorgeous flowers that need pollinators like hummingbirds Using simple techniques, learn to break a subject down into simple shapes and draw more accurately . Use multiple layers of color with colored pencil to add vibrancy and sparkle to our drawings
Mosaic Workshops | David Jarvinen
March 18; April 15; May 13, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Members: $109 95 | General Public: $139 95 (Per class)
March 18: Mosaic Birdbath Saucer: Join mosaic artist David Jarvinen in this interactive workshop using broken dishes, referred to as Pique Assiette in the mosaic world Dishes are pre-broken, allowing for manipulation much like tiles Choose patterns and colors to complement each other as you work to nip and fit your new garden art piece.
April 15: Mosaic Hummingbird: Hummingbirds are on the move in the desert Explore these birds in mosaics by learning to nip and fit glass tiles and leave with your own mosaic hummingbird for the patio or home . Grout kit provided to apply after adhesive dries
May 13: Mosaic Flower Bouquet Panel: Flower bouquets add a wonderful element to the indoors . Using porcelain and glass tiles, create a mosaic bouquet that will last forever . Grout kit provided to apply once adhesive cures
Desert Inspired Printmaking | Kenna Connelly
March 20, May 22, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95 (Per class)
Explore printmaking inspired by the Sonoran Desert Kenna Connelly guides participants of all levels from concept to finished print.
March 20: Gelli Plate Nature Printing: Explore the art of monoprinting and create one-of-a-kind nature prints using gelli plate printing methods and leaves from the Sonoran Desert
May 22: Desert Inspired Relief Print Card Making Workshop: Experiment with carving tools and inks and make your own printed card
Nature Journaling in the Garden | Dakota Drake
March 22, April 12, 28, May 3, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Members: $39 95 | General Public: $49 95 (Per class)
Bring a sketchbook to the Garden trails to do some deep observation, learning to look at nature in a new way and ask questions about the world around us This will be a mix of nature sketching, personal journaling and scientific observations as used by field biologists (no science backgrounds required–just a love for nature!)
Watercolor in the Garden | Christin Quissell
March 27, April 11, May 2, 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95 (Per class)
Whether you are a beginner, an old pro, or somewhere in-between, practice watercolor painting amidst the serene mesquites, saguaros and endless blue skies of the Garden Explore watercolor painting techniques on the trails and capture the essence of the desert .
Individual stand-alone classes
Watercolor in the Garden Series | Christin Quissell
April 3, 10, 17, 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Members: $154 95 | General Public: $194 95 (Ticket covers entire series)
In this class, you’ll practice watercolor techniques with a focus on color mixing and atmospheric washes We’ll capture the beauty of garden trails and skies, working on the same painting over several sessions and using glazing to add depth and vibrance
Floral Collage Workshop | Dakota Drake
May 26, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
In this hands-on, mixed media collage workshop, create a layered flower scene from your imagination Attendees will be guided through techniques of layering paints and vintage collage materials in an easy process for creating a cluster of flowers, perfect for any artistic skill level
COOKING COOKING
Indigenous Inspired Cooking | Denella Belin
April 30, 6–8 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
Join Chef Denella for a cultural cooking demonstration that celebrates Navajo and Indigenous food traditions Through her journey, you’ll learn to prepare unique dishes while honoring tribal food systems
See website description for recipe information
FORAGING
Intro to Spring Foraging | John Slattery
March 28, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
The Sonoran Desert presents its greatest abundance during the late Spring into early Summer As the desert dries and heats up a great number of wild plant foods ripen Lush winter greens give way to flowers blooming and seeds ripening
Join Sonoran Desert forager John Slattery for a presentation on the stars of this foraging feast Enjoy samples and a breadth of discussion on how and when these plants are gathered and how one may prepare them
Foraging Uncommon Edible Plants of Arizona | John Slattery
March 28, 1-3 p.m.
Members: $51 95 | General Public: $64 95
Many are familiar with prickly pear fruit for jelly, mesquite pod flour for breads and cookies, or even dandelion greens for salads, but there is a great abundance of unusual wild plant foods in Arizona that many are unaware of Have you tried pickled yucca, barrel cactus blossoms or sauted thistle roots which taste like potato? Maybe a collection of wild seeds to season your venison sausage or hearty winter stews?
In this class, John will present a variety of wild plant foods that you’ll wish you knew along with a variety of ways to prepare and enjoy them . And, of course, some unique samplings will be provided
Desert Edible Plant PreHarvest Workshop | Desert Awareness Committee
April 30, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $51 .95 | General Public: $64 .95
This workshop is designed to provide insight into what, where, when and why we harvest desert edible plants along with a hands-on workshop to help you to learn how it is done This seminar is just in time to begin harvest which usually kicks off in April .
PHOTOGRAPHY
DSLR PHOTOGRAPHY
Intro to Macro Photography Series | Ryan Parra
March 6, 13, 27, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $99 .95 | General Public: $124 .95
This three week class begins in the classroom with a brief lecture on lenses and other crucial gear, equipping you with the setup that will work right for your needs Then, professional photographer Ryan Parra guides you through the Garden trails, practicing a handful of macro photography techniques using reflectors, diffusers and natural light. This class is designed for all skill levels, If you don’t have a macro lens yet, this class will help you find one during Week 1.
Supplies Needed: DSLR, Macro lens (we will discuss this in class 1 if you don’t have one yet)
Photographing Fast Flight: DSLR | Rick White-Pickett
April 11, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Learn techniques for photographing bees and hummingbirds in motion, with an emphasis on timing, focus strategies and shutter speed control
Capture dynamic images of some of the garden’s fastest and most fascinating pollinators For DSLR cameras, lenses greater than 85mm+ (macro and/or telephoto) with wide aperture (f/1 8-f/2 8) are preferred but not required Bring what you have and we’ll push the limits of Fast Flight
Golden Hour with Butterflies: An Exclusive Butterfly Pavilion Photography Workshop | Joanne West
April 16, 4–6:30 p.m.
Members: $34 .95 | General Public: $41 .95
Get pro tips to turn butterfly snapshots into captivating photographs Learn ways to use camera settings and various lens perspectives to accentuate color, utilize different lighting conditions, freeze motion and achieve sharpness Following the classroom presentation, enjoy private handson practice in the butterfly pavilion. All skill levels are welcome .
Portrait Photography for Beginners | Rick White-Pickett
April 21, 5–7:30 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Create compelling, natural-light portraits that highlight personality and presence within the unique desert landscape of the Garden Learn how to work with light, composition and gentle posing to create authentic, professional-quality portraits in the most beautiful setting in Phoenix
Note: DSLR camera lenses 50mm or greater with wide aperture (f/1 4-f/2 8) are preferred but not required Bring what you have and we’ll find the beauty in portraiture
Photographing Cactus | Joanne West
May 15, 8–10:30 a.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Capture the Garden’s magical saguaro blooms and other cactus This class focuses on making artistic photos; learn techniques for using your camera settings to blur the background and pop the colors and make more interesting compositions Wide angle to medium range telephoto lenses DSLR or Mirrorless cameras
Photo by Rick White-Pickett
Photo by Joanne West
SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY
Artistic iPhone© Photography | Joanne West
March 11, April 9, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Learn to locate and use specific camera settings on your iPhone© to capture the beauty of the Garden with artistic style . Learn new ways to achieve sharper focus and perfect exposure in different lighting conditions Use the iPhone© camera’s macro and telephoto for unique closeups photos Discover ways to capture fast moving subjects, utilize the live photo features like blurring water, create beautiful portraits and great selfies. This class is for iPhone© users
Wildflower
Photography: Smartphone | Ryan Parra
March 21, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Learn to capture stunning wildflower photos with your phone Discover how to optimize your phone settings, master composition and use lighting to create vibrant, eye-catching images The class begins with a brief lecture, then heads outdoors for a guided walk along the Wildflower Trail, where you’ll have the chance to practice your skills Whether you’re new to photography or looking to refine your skills, this class offers a hands-on approach to photographing nature at its best
Powerful Flower Photography for iPhone© | Joanne West
March 17, 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Learn to creatively include wildflowers in landscapes, using portrait settings and editing tools in your iPhone for closeup and artistic flower photography. This class is for iPhone© users
Photographing Fast Flight: Smartphone | Rick White-Pickett
April 4, 9:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95
Learn techniques for photographing bees and hummingbirds in motion, with an emphasis on timing, focus strategies and shutter speed control . Capture dynamic images of some of the garden’s fastest and most fascinating pollinators .
Night Mode for Night Skies iPhone© | Joanne West
May 19, 6-8:30 p.m.
Members: $34 .95 | General Public: $41 .95
Learn to creatively include wildflowers in landscapes, use portrait settings and editing tools in your iPhone for closeup and artistic flower photography. This class is for iPhone© users
NATURE & ECOLOGY
BIRDING
Birding 103 | Kathe Anderson
March 31, 8-10 a.m.
Members: $29 .95 | General Public: $39 .95
Learn how different habitats, from lakes and ponds to fields and grasslands, attract specific bird species. Explore the unique traits of bird families and more. Ideal for bird enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of avian diversity .
Hummingbirds |
Kathe Anderson
April 7, 8-10 a.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
What makes a hummingbird a hummingbird? In which species do the males closely resemble the females? Why do hummingbirds noctivate? We’ll save some time to explore the Garden to see if we can find some hummingbirds .
Flycatchers | Kathe Anderson
May 5, 8-10 a.m.
Members: $29 95 | General Public: $39 95
The flycatcher family of birds is the largest in the world and can be intimidating to identify However, they often sit perched long enough for a good look . We’ll discuss the family characteristics, then concentrate on the most common flycatchers in Arizona, keying in on helpful subfamily similarities to correctly identify look-alike species
EXPLORING NATURAL SCIENCE
Volcanoes of Arizona | Steven Semken
March 19, 5:30-7 p.m.
Members: $14 95 | General Public: $29 95
Volcanic eruptions and volcanic rocks have been part of the geologic history of Arizona for billions of years, especially in the last 30 million The most recent eruption in Arizona occurred fewer than 1,000 years ago and future eruptions are still possible Learn the history of Arizona’s volcanic activity, dramatic volcanic landscapes and potential hazards of future eruptions
Misunderstood Creatures: Bats of Arizona | Jeff Meyers and Cheyenne Towne
April 16, 5:30-7 p.m.
Members: $14 .95 | General Public: $29 .95
Bats are completely misunderstood creatures. These flying mammals are an incredible species that fill a very special niche . Join us and learn about the different species that inhabit Arizona, their natural history and just what is so great about these animals
Biomimicry: Mentor, Measure, Model | Sara El-Sayed
May 14, 6–7:30 p.m.
Members: $14 95 | General Public: $29 95
The growing field of biomimicry teaches us to be attentive learners of the natural world, to understand nature’s evolutionary strategies to be better fit and adapted to live on our planet Join us for an introductory session on the field of biomimicry to understand how desert organisms can serve as models and mentors for sustainable and regenerative existence in the desert and as a means to assess and measure our actual sustainability
WELLNESS
SOUND MEDITATION
Morning Sound Meditation
March 1, 8, 22, 29; April 12, 19, 26; May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 10-11 a.m.
Members: $19 95 | General Public: $29 95 (Per class)
Let the soothing melodies of singing bowls and gongs transport you to a state of pure relaxation and meditation Participants can be seated or lie down for the entirety of the class Don’t forget to bring a mat
Sunset Sound Meditation
March 4, 18; April 1, 8, 22, 29; May 6, 13, 20, 27, 6-7 p.m.
Members: $19 95 | General Public: $29 95 (Per class)
Experience sound meditation at the Garden in a peaceful sundown setting under twinkling lights . Let the soothing melodies of singing bowls and gongs transport you to a state of pure relaxation and meditation .
MOVEMENT
Sunset Yoga
March 3, 17, 24, 31; April 7, 21, 28; May 5, 19, 26, 6-7 p.m.
Members: $19 95 | General Public: $29 95 (Per class)
Unwind and connect with nature during this memorable Sunset Yoga session, led by Metta Yoga Together, in a Sonoran Desert oasis, breathe, stretch and embrace the beauty of the setting sun whilst enjoying the Garden views This is an all-levels class
Morning Mat Pilates
March 28, April 18, May 16, 10-10:45 a.m.
Members: $19 95 | General Public: $29 95 (Per class)
Join us for a 45-minute all-levels Pilates class in the heart of the Garden . With intentional core work and a refreshing full-body sequence, leave feeling balanced and strong No equipment needed, just a mat .
Sunset Mat Pilates
March 5, April 2, May 7, 6–6:45 p.m.
Members: $19 95 | General Public: $29 95 (Per class)
Join us for a 45-minute all-levels Pilates class in the heart of the Garden With intentional core work and a refreshing full-body sequence, leave feeling balanced and strong No equipment needed, just a mat
Weather permitting, Sound Meditation, Yoga, and Pilates are held in an outdoor pavilion. Garden admission included.
HERBALISM
Desert Plant Walk: Healing Herbs of the Sonoran Desert | Jennifer Ribaudo
March 7, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $24 .95 | General Public: $34 .95 (Per class)
Take a leisurely walk through the Garden and get to know the plants of the Sonoran Desert in a whole new way We’ll explore how desert natives and other adapted plants are used for wellness . Leave with a deeper appreciation for the desert and its incredible plant allies . This walk is suitable for all skill levels; please contact us if you will need to rent a scooter
Medicinal Plants of the Desert Southwest | Jennifer Ribaudo
April 4, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $39 95 | General Public: $49 95
Step into the world of the Sonoran Desert’s medicinal plants and uncover their incredible survival strategies and healing properties Identify some key medicinal plants of the Southwest and their practical applications in herbal remedies and everyday health Participants receive a comprehensive handout featuring detailed plant profiles and desert-inspired herbal recipes
More Medicinal Plants of the Desert Southwest | Jennifer Ribaudo
May 9, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Members: $39 95 | General Public: $49 95
Expand your knowledge of the Sonoran Desert’s healing flora in this follow-up to Medicinal Plants of the Desert Southwest This class introduces additional native and bioregional plants known for their traditional and modern herbal uses We’ll explore identification tips, harvesting ethics, and broaden your understanding of their medicinal properties, unique adaptations and contributions to desert herbalism
Ideal for returning students and anyone eager to continue exploring the desert’s remarkable plant medicines
On Display Now through May 10
FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse turns the slow-moving desert into a cinematic experience Five immersive installations Thousands of images One unforgettable journey
DESERT PULSE CLASSES
Desert Views: A Conversation Series
Capturing Our World: Past, Present and Future, ScanLAB Artists and Mark Klett
March 6, 5:30-7 p.m.
Members: $14 95 | General Public: $29 95 One drink provided with ticket purchase Bar opens at 5 p m
Join us for an exclusive evening with the artists behind FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse and renowned photographer Mark Klett
Workshop: Scanning as an Evolution of Photography
March 12, 5-8 p.m.; March 14, 3-6 p.m.
Members: $34 95 | General Public: $41 95 (Per class)
ScanLAB Projects, award-winning artists and creators of FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse are hosting hands-on 3D scanning workshops at the Garden Through practical exploration, discover how 3D scanning offers a new way to document, interpret and reimagine the world around us — moving beyond traditional photography into a space where data becomes dynamic In this workshop, capture your own 3D scan using the same technology used to create FRAMERATE: Desert Pulse Experiment with alternative scanning techniques, including iPhone scanning, and practice scanning on beautiful Garden flora.
We will explore both traditional photography and LiDAR scanning as means of capturing change over time, with a specific focus on environmental change The future role of LiDAR scanning will be examined within the context of photography and personal documentation (e .g . phones) . Panelists will also offer insights into the application of artwork and emerging media that respond to environmental and social themes For more Desert Pulse classes and experiences visit desertpulse.org.
CHILDREN & FAMILY OFFERINGS
FAMILY PROGRAMS
Seedlings
April 1, 8, 15, 22; 9:30 - 11 a.m.
Members: $9 95 | General Public: $14 95
Children 3-5 and caretakers experience the wonder of nature through handson lessons that teach kids and adults how to splash, dig, climb and explore together through nature play concepts .
Cactus Clubhouse
Thursdays – Sundays, Now – May 10
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Included with admission or Garden membership
Cactus Clubhouse is a fun and immersive nature play space for kids 12 and younger . Families can dig, splash, climb, play, create, build and more! Join us on weekends for fun hands-on activities and crafts too .
Storytime
March 6 & 7, March 20 & 21, May 1 & 2
10 a.m.
Weisz Learning Center
Included with admission or Garden membership, first come first served
Introduce your child five and younger to the beauty and wonder of nature through books, songs, activities and play Designed for children and caretakers, each session leads children through an immersive experience of nature learning in the Garden
EDUCATORS
Teacher-Led Field Trips
Mondays – Wednesdays
9 a.m. - 3 pm.
$12 per student Chaperone and teachers complimentary
Discover the beauty of the desert with a teacher-led field trip to Desert Botanical Garden . Teachers and their students will embark on a journey to experience unique plants and Sonoran Desert, while connecting with nature and outdoor exploration
DESERT DISCOVERY
CAMPs
DESERT DISCOVERY CAMPS
Join us for Desert Discovery Camps, where campers explore nature and learn about the beauty of the desert This year’s camps feature science, outdoor skills, nature-inspired art, nature play and exploration All summer camps include hands-on activities, guest speakers and exploration of the Garden trails .
Ages 6-8 and 9-12 | 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. | $295 Members | $345 General Admission
Registration closes the Thursday before camp.
Wild Art Studio | June
1-5
Unleash your imagination in the great outdoors! Enjoy hands-on art and science projects that spark discovery and encourage exploration of the desert Learn how Garden researchers use art in their work, create crafts inspired by Indigenous traditions, and see the desert in a whole new way through nature-inspired activities Designed for all skill levels
Get Outdoors | June
8-12
Embark on an adventure of outdoor exploration and desert survival in the Garden Enjoy wilderness activities like building shelters and campfire construction and an immersive exploration of the Garden
Desert Laboratory |
June 15-19
Discover the science of nature with hands-on experiments and exploration Activities blend desert adventures and fun scientific discovery with engineering challenges, microscope investigations and labs focused on desert plants and animals
Nature Rangers | June
22-26
Embark on a mission to become a hero for desert life! Explore and protect the natural world through hands-on experiments and outdoor activities, including planting and gardening, engineering challenges and up-close animal encounters .
Don’t forget, every class purchase includes admission to the Garden before or after your classes.
REFUND & CANCELATION POLICY
Refunds
Refunds can be issued for classes or cancelations with more than five business days’ notice Please send your request to registrar@dbg org or call 480 .941 .1225 .
Note: Due to booking costs, Travel & Adventure class refunds in Adult Education are limited to 70% of the total price.
Cancelations
Desert Botanical Garden reserves the right to cancel programs at its discretion . Programs will run as scheduled, regardless of weather, unless participants are contacted directly by Garden staff either by phone or email We reserve the right to substitute any instructors in the event of unforeseen circumstances
