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Hosted by rfuhrmann · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 78 episodes
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Arizona Trails and Tales will be exploring stories and experiences of outdoor spaces in Arizona including: trails, parks and other natural areas.
rfuhrmann hosts Arizona Trails and Tales with Rich Fuhrmann, a society show with 78 episodes published.
In Episode 79 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich explores snake week 2026 and some of the programs about our snakes. Two snakes are highlighted for their benefits to the residents on Arizona: the California Kingsnake and
Episode 78 is a reflection on the outdoor experiences I had while on summer break. The episode highlights: volunteering, spending time with nature, seeking experiences and the Sonoran Desert Toad. I also provide some con
Episode 77 of Arizona Trails and Tales introduces the concept of Nature Journaling, explores the importance of continued summer birding and shares the concept of a free course that will be offered in November of this yea
Episode 76 explores the thinking and controversy over closing certain Phoenix trails due to Excessive Heat Warnings. This hot button issue frequently shows up on social media forums. This episode explores both perspectiv
Episode 75 of Arizona Trails and Tales examines the similarities and differences in adaptations between summer species in the Sonoran Desert and Winter species in the Hudson Valley of New York. Happy Father's Day listene
Episode 71 Memorial Day weekend titled: Adventure, Remembrance & Arizona Legends! Rich shares a brief history of Memorial Day, explores a variety of activities to do in Arizona this weekend in 2026, offers some words of
*Dear listeners-the first minute of audio cut out as it was recorded on my phone and I couldn't edit it out. I apologize for this error* Episode 70 discusses the profound beauty of life at the Hassayampa River Preserve,
In episode 69 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich discusses his recent citizen science contributions to ebird and reflects on some questions about which pair of binoculars are right for me? Rich uses the analogy of watchin
Episode 68 of Arizona Trails and Tales: Petty, Peaceful, and Present: What Bird walks Taught Me or Seeing the bird and not just the branch it was sitting on. In this episode Rich discusses some of his moral/ethical dilem
In episode 67 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich highlights a recent trip up to Cornville/Page Springs in Arizona. This episode features attractions in town and the experience of visiting the Bubbling Spring Ponds, The Pa
Episode 66 of Arizona Trails and Tales features a recent visit to the Agua Fria Monument and a Sonoran Audubon Birding trip to the Agua Fria IBA. This podcast describes some of the history, sights and things to do in thi
In episode 65 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich reviews the Wilderness First Aid course he took this weekend to consider if this might be something to add to your own skill set. Rich is including two meditative thought e
Episode 64 of Arizona Trails and Tales features Saguaro Lake's history and many of the activities one can engage in while visiting. A key feature of this episode is the Butcher Jones Trail hike which is a must do excursi
In episode 63 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich highlights the need for an improved first aid kit and explores the benefits of attending an upcoming wilderness first aid class. Mooney Falls is explored in this episode in
In episode 62 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich discusses how to overcome a failure in completing a strenuous hike. This episode also features some local birding spots in the west valley and the importance of being outsi
In episode 61 of Arizona Trails and Tales, Rich begins by sharing some cautionary warnings about hydration, heat and the importance of sunscreen. Allergy season is starting early this year in the Sonoran Desert, and he c
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