EAGAR — In a way, Thomas Biebighauser is playing God. He stood at a gravely precipice studying his holey handiwork — a 13-foot-deep crater in the grassy plains of Arizona's White Mountains. Soon, it ...
WHITE MOUNTAINS, Ariz.—As the warming climate drops less rain on the White Mountains and the thirsty atmosphere and soils suck up more of what does fall, the Chiricahua leopard frog has been ...
The marshes and wetlands that once offered habitat for Chiricahua leopard frogs have steadily shrunk across Arizona, in part because of a relentless drought. Teams of volunteers are working to build ...
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