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Pearl McCallum McManus
Pearl McCallum McManus (1879–1966) was one of the key builders of early Palm Springs—and by extension, the Coachella Valley’s identity as a desert ...
Bump and Grind Trail - Palm Desert, CA
Bump and Grind brings the desert hillside close to town: a climb above Palm Desert’s shopping streets opens onto long views across the Coachella Va...
Bob Hope
Comedian, Actor, Golf Enthusiast, Desert Philanthropist(1903–2003)Palm Springs Resident Since the 1940s Who He Was:Born Leslie Townes Hope in Londo...
Mule Deer
The Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) is one of the most iconic and ecologically significant large mammals found in the Coachella Valley’s surroundin...
Bougainvillea
A vibrant, fast-growing ornamental plant widely cultivated in the Coachella Valley and other warm, arid regions. While not native to the desert, it...
Toy Train Exhibit
Hidden inside The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert, California, the Bighorn Railroad is an outdoor G-scale model train exhibit that tur...
Windows Dunn Right
Serving the Coachella Valley, Windows Dunn Right is owned by Landon Dunn, known for exceptional window and solar panel cleaning. Landon serves both...
Fergus Gould
Hailing from the rugged landscapes of Australia, Fergus Gould is a towering and formidable presence on the pickleball court. His impressive stature...
Bennett’s Wallaby
Also known as the red-necked wallaby, is a medium-sized marsupial native to eastern and southern Australia, including Tasmania. It thrives in vario...
Common Side-blotched Lizard
A widespread and adaptable species native to the deserts of the southwestern United States, including the Coachella Valley. Key Identification Feat...
Desert Plains Fountain Grass
A clumping ornamental grass known for its graceful, arching foliage and plume-like flowers. While not native to the Coachella Valley, it is commonl...
Peninsular Pronghorn
A critically endangered pronghorn subspecies found only in the Baja California Peninsula of Mexico. Unlike their more widespread relatives in North...

































