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psst! — Where the Wild Things AreAmong about 200 accredited zoos nationwide, fewer than a dozen have taken part in initiatives to put animals back in the wild, The Living Desert Zoo and Botanical Garden is among that minority. |
Palm Springs Life | |
Speed by ExampleChuckwalla Valley Raceway in Desert Center, just off Interstate 10 between Palm Springs and Blythe. |
Desert Guide | |
It’s Polo, People!Empire Polo Club invites spectators to attend preseason games, which take place Saturdays and/or Sundays from Nov. 25 to Dec. 18 |
Desert Guide | |
Inaugural CycleFest Rolls Out in the DesertPush some pedals and race for a good cause. The Desert Recreation District’s Desert Recreation Foundation has partnered with Coachella Valley Volunteers in Medicine for the Coachella Valley Cycle-Fest. |
Desert Guide | |
Reap the Wild WindThe San Gorgonio Pass provides a natural corridor for plants, animals, and a forceful current of air and water |
Palm Springs Life | |
5 Days, 5 HikesIf you have only a few hours to hike, here are some local trails — ranging from easy to moderate — that satisfy your wanderlust. |
Desert Guide | |
A Perfect CircleIf you have been thinking you’re in an urban nexus with some fetching mountains on the fringes, what we’re about to tell you may be unsettling. Here in the greater Palm Springs area, you’re actually on an island — a puddle of urbanity surrounded by wildlands. |
Palm Springs Life | |
Go Out - and Take It InWith year-round sunny days, stunning views from horizon to horizon, and a definitive lack of frigid temps, the desert resort communities provide what most of the rest of the world dreams about: a place to enjoy fresh air and natural settings on a daily/nightly basis. |
Desert Guide | |
In Land We TrustPrickly cholla, the glaring sun, and rugged terrain hardly deterred Lost star JOSH HOLLOWAY from helping to restore land near Joshua Tree National Park |
Palm Springs Life | |
Editors LetterThe Salton Sea, the state’s largest lake and a perennial point of contention among preservationists, politicians, and residents — especially when gusts of foul air blow across the desert. |
Palm Springs Life |