Mt. Lemmon Science Tour Hack 1.3 + Redeem Codes
Developer: University of Arizona
Category: Travel
Price: Free
Version: 1.3
ID: com.maddenmedia.azuacos
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Description
The MT. LEMMON SCIENCE TOUR provides a fascinating, family-friendly audio guide for the ride up the scenic Catalina Highway to the top of Mt. Lemmon, the highest peak in the Santa Catalina Mountains near Tucson, Arizona.
Produced by the University of Arizona College of Science, the Tour engages users with the surprising natural science of Southern Arizona, from the enchanting Sonoran Desert to the “Sky Island” mountains on every horizon. With music by the band Calexico, the Tour is narrated by Calexico frontman Joey Burns.
Along with the audio tour, the app also includes slideshows and videos that visualize the science. Through science stories, the Mt. Lemmon Science Tour brings the wonders of this region alive.
Features
• A narrated hour-long science tour in six sections with suggested vista stops along the way
• Graphic slideshows and videos for each section that visualize the science
• Highlights science and scientists from the University of Arizona
• Music by the band Calexico, narration by lead singer Joey Burns
• Section 1, SKY ISLANDS, explores the unique Sonoran Desert and mountains the mountains that rise above it to form islands of forest in a desert sea
• Section 2, ROCKS, explores the region’s Basin and Range geology and how the landscape formed
• Section 3, LIFE ZONES, explores the layers of habitat in the Sky Islands region – there is more biodiversity here than anywhere else in the United States
• Section 4, WATER, explores the key role of water in landscape formation and habitat, and they Arizona Monsoon that brings the region half of its annual rainfall.
• Section 5, FOREST, explores the natural systems that make it possible for pine forests to grow in a desert region, and how all the natural systems connect.
• Section 6, FIRE, explores how fire in the ecosystem has changed due to human influences, and how fire connects with the Carbon Cycle that enables life on Earth.
• The EXPLORE MORE screen provides links to other Geotourism opportunities around Tucson, Arizona
Support
If you have questions or feedback, please email the University of Arizona College of Science at [email protected]
Produced by the University of Arizona College of Science, the Tour engages users with the surprising natural science of Southern Arizona, from the enchanting Sonoran Desert to the “Sky Island” mountains on every horizon. With music by the band Calexico, the Tour is narrated by Calexico frontman Joey Burns.
Along with the audio tour, the app also includes slideshows and videos that visualize the science. Through science stories, the Mt. Lemmon Science Tour brings the wonders of this region alive.
Features
• A narrated hour-long science tour in six sections with suggested vista stops along the way
• Graphic slideshows and videos for each section that visualize the science
• Highlights science and scientists from the University of Arizona
• Music by the band Calexico, narration by lead singer Joey Burns
• Section 1, SKY ISLANDS, explores the unique Sonoran Desert and mountains the mountains that rise above it to form islands of forest in a desert sea
• Section 2, ROCKS, explores the region’s Basin and Range geology and how the landscape formed
• Section 3, LIFE ZONES, explores the layers of habitat in the Sky Islands region – there is more biodiversity here than anywhere else in the United States
• Section 4, WATER, explores the key role of water in landscape formation and habitat, and they Arizona Monsoon that brings the region half of its annual rainfall.
• Section 5, FOREST, explores the natural systems that make it possible for pine forests to grow in a desert region, and how all the natural systems connect.
• Section 6, FIRE, explores how fire in the ecosystem has changed due to human influences, and how fire connects with the Carbon Cycle that enables life on Earth.
• The EXPLORE MORE screen provides links to other Geotourism opportunities around Tucson, Arizona
Support
If you have questions or feedback, please email the University of Arizona College of Science at [email protected]
Version history
1.3
2017-06-25
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Bug fixes, SDK updates
Bug fixes, SDK updates
1.2
2015-11-18
Bug fixes (including fix for allowing audio to play when device is set to vibrate/silent)
1.1
2015-11-11
New keywords.
1.0
2015-10-26
Ways to hack Mt. Lemmon Science Tour
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
31 Ratings
Reviews
rordogvangordog,
Perfect App!
I am so glad my mom and I downloaded this on the way up to Mount Lemmon! It was perfectly timed and really had a nice overview of the ecosystems and environmental anomalies of the southern arizona climate! We are both well educated adults and still found it very entertaining as it walks you through the area’s geology, forestry, animal life, and conservation efforts. Is wonderful for all ages and made our drive up Mount Lemmon all the more enjoyable. There is nice background music and amazing recommendations as to where you should stop and look around. Thank you to the creators of this app!
Adriano 5,
Detail Mount Lemmon Tour App
The App gives you a very scientific and well spoken tour as you make your drive up Mount Lemmon, AZ. It makes a grear tour guide if it’s your first time up the mountain or even if you been up there many times like myself. I highly recomend this App as a tour guide for you and the people who are driving aling with you. You can play the app on your car radio and enjoy the awesome scenery.
jen2020wowreally,
Do it!
One of the best apps ever created. We did it years ago and have always remembered it fondly. So we downloaded it again and did it this past weekend. Fun to see how stuff at the top has changed, but the geology and ecology all remains the same. Beautiful drive and fun app!!
State geek,
All Mt Lemmon-goers need this!
The app plays as you drive up the mountain. Commentary is very interesting and relevant. App is easy to use and not web-dependent. Scientific content is very basic, but most people will still learn something new! I’d like to see a more advanced version available.
Dljones99,
Definitely makes the trip more enjoyable
Nice background music and good information. I wish they went into the geology more and discussed some specific rock formations or road cuts. It’s nice
KMC4574,
Highly informative and well organized
This is great for anyone-from citizen scientist to weekend explorer. You will get a wide range of information as you travel up the mountain.
Living4itall,
Great!
We loved the app! Can’t lock your phone screen while it’s playing, that’s the only downfall.
rotflonlmao,
Good info, but the background music is annoying
Solid information, but the incessant background music makes it practically unlistenable
loulouvdk,
Nice but
I wish there were more languages to choose from.
Zachary P.,
Really needs an update
Audio will not play through a Bluetooth connection. Audio stops playing if you switch to another app.
