A Sense of Place - The Life and Work of Forrest Shreve

Shreve Saddle is the first land mark on the popular [link slug="sycamore-reservoir-trail"/]. Forrest Shreve came to Tucson to work at the Carnegie Institute's Desert Laboratory and worked for many years at Tumamoc Hill with his wife Edith Shreve*. He also made numerous trips into the Santa Catalina Mountains and published several papers including data and observations from the range.

(*For more information about Edith Shreve see A Career of Her Own: Edith Shreve at the Desert Laboratory.)