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Cochise led his people against the dual Mexican and American encroachment into his territory, becoming an American Folk Hero.

Geronimo was the most famous Apache warrior that ever lived and he gave both the Mexican and American Governments trouble for nearly 20 years.

A historical marker on US-70 hints at the life of Goyaalé, better-known as Geronimo. Trying to avoid the reservations, he evaded his captors for over ten years.

A week spent in various habitats in southeastern Arizona in summer can produce a variety of species of birds, including southwestern specialties.

Southeast Arizona is famous for birdwatching. Several species of birds found in Mexico have ranges that cross over into southern Arizona, allowing for many specialties.

Most Pagans believed Owl imparted the ability to see through deception and bestowed psychic awareness. Others believed she was an omen of misfortune and death.

A visitor's guide to Southeastern Arizona, celebrating the region's fascinating folklore, Native American history, geological wonders and desert life.

George Crook was a career military man who distinguished himself in the Civil War and the Indian Wars and was a man of honor who was given the name Grey Fox by Geronimo.

These destinations feature dark skies at night, professional equipment and, often, knowledgeable guides or amateur astronomers to explain what's in the telescopes.