Hualapai Department of Natural Resources

09/14/2026

‼️REMINDER: All vendors who signed up to vend at the Archery Competition, set up starts at 2:30pm ⏰ ‼️
If, you’re able to come sooner that would be great.
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Also those who will be selling food remember to dispose of grease and oils off premises 🚫♨️
Pick up your trash after you are done🚯🚯
If any questions contact Kayla Jackson via Facebook

09/14/2026

OPEN TO PUBLIC AND SURROUNDING AREAS

Don’t forget the Archery Competition is next week 🏹 🎯
Thursday September 24,2026

**Registration is FREE**
Sign up will start at 2pm and we will have a SAFETY CLASS for the children and beginners starting at 2:15pm
If you have your own Bow and arrows that you would like to bring, you are more than welcome to bring them.
For your own set ups please bring your own chairs,tables, and canopies
Participants who sign up will also be eligible for a raffle 🎟️

09/13/2026

🍄 Nature’s recyclers at work!

These shelf-like fungi were spotted growing directly from woody material. Often called bracket fungi or polypores, fungi like these play an important role in breaking down wood and returning nutrients back into the ecosystem. Instead of gills, many bracket fungi release their spores through tiny pores on the underside—just like the textured surface visible in the first photo.

🌳 Fun fact: Some shelf fungi can actually reorient their growth if the tree or log they’re growing on falls, producing new growth so that their spore-producing pores continue facing downward!

It’s easy to focus on the big wildlife around us, but some of the hardest workers in an ecosystem are growing quietly on the forest floor. 🍄🌿

09/12/2026

🌼 Golden beauty along the water!

This beautiful wildflower is a golden columbine (Aquilegia chrysantha), a native plant of the Southwest commonly found in moist canyon habitats, near springs, seeps, and streams. Its bright yellow flowers and long, distinctive spurs make it hard to miss!

Fun fact: Those long “tails” on the back of the flower are nectar-filled spurs! 🐝 They help attract long-tongued pollinators, including hawkmoths, which can reach deep inside to access the nectar while helping pollinate the flower.

Another beautiful example of the plant diversity found across Hualapai lands. 🌿💛

09/11/2026

🔥 Get ready for the 2nd Rez Ride Car Show & Contest during Hualapai Days!🚗
Bring your best (or ugliest!) NDN ride and show it off! 😎

🏆 We’re awarding 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
Location: Route 66 Park, Peach Springs, AZ
Date: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Registration: 9am–11am | Judging: 12pm

Awards:
🥇$500 CASH💵- Sponsor: Anderson Auto Group in Kingman
🥈 $300 CASH💵- Sponsor: Hualapai Days Committee
🥉$100 worth of GIFT CARDS🎁- Sponsor: KWLP Walapai 100.9
🏆 Official trophies for our winners!

Requirements:
✔️ It has to run
✔️ The uglier, the better
✔️ Interior & exterior counts
✔️ Most importantly—have fun!

📞 Questions? Call us at (928) 769-2254
Hosted by the Hualapai Department of Natural Resources 🌲✨

A big THANK YOU to all Sponsors!

.9 KWLP Walapai 100.9

09/06/2026

🏜️ How well do you know Hualapai Country? 👀

Here’s a view from somewhere on the Hualapai landscape—but we’re not telling you where just yet! 🌵⛰️

Can you guess where this photo was taken? Drop your guess in the comments! 👇 Bonus points if you recognize the canyon or area from the vegetation and rock formations.

We’ll reveal the answer in the comments if you guess right! 😉

09/05/2026

🌺 A splash of red along the canyon!

This striking wildflower appears to be cardinal monkeyflower (Erythranthe cardinalis), a native species commonly found in moist places such as streambanks, springs, seeps, and canyon walls throughout the Southwest.

Fun fact: Its bright red, tubular flowers are specially suited for hummingbird pollination! Hummingbirds are attracted to the vivid red blooms and transfer pollen from flower to flower as they feed on the nectar.

Small streams and springs can support an incredible diversity of plant life across Hualapai lands. 🌿💧We at Natural Resources work hard to protect this habitats for our people and wildlife.

09/03/2026

OPEN TO PUBLIC AND SURROUNDING AREAS
For the upcoming Archery Competition 🏹 🎯
**Registration is FREE**
Sign up will start at 2pm and we will have a SAFETY CLASS for the children and beginners starting at 2:15pm
If you have your own Bow and arrows that you would like to bring, you are more than welcome to bring them.
For your own set ups please bring your own chairs,tables, and canopies
Participants who sign up will also be eligible for a raffle 🎟️

09/03/2026

**Vending for the Archery competition is now CLOSED**
Thank you everyone who signed up!
REMINDER: All vendors who signed up, set up starts at 2:30pm If, you’re able to come soon that would be great.

09/01/2026