Let's go exploring! As you travel through these web pages, you're certain to have fun learning about this special place and the prehistoric Hohokam inhabitants. You'll also gain some knowledge of why and how the National Park Service cares for this and many other special places.
When you see a What If... symbol like this one, think about the question next to it and try to come up with an answer. Many of these questions don't have "right" or "wrong" answers and are intended to make you think a little harder about an important issue.
Did You Know?
Burrowing owls are unique among birds because they nest underground in existing ground squirrel, coyote, and badger burrows. They are also commonly associated with humans and will frequently nest in burrows along irrigation ditches, canals, and even in people’s yards.