Tucson Declares Citywide “Saguaro Selfies” Competition

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Tucson Declares Citywide “Saguaro Selfies” CompetitionTucson Declares Citywide “Saguaro Selfies” Competition Tucson, Arizona, known for its iconic saguaro cacti, has launched a unique citywide competition encouraging residents and visitors to capture their “saguaro selfies.” The competition, dubbed “Tucson Saguaro Selfies,” aims to promote the city’s natural beauty and foster a sense of community. Participants are invited to take creative and memorable selfies with the towering desert giants. To enter, participants must submit their selfies to the city’s dedicated website or social media channels with the hashtag #TucsonSaguaroSelfies. Submissions will be judged on creativity, composition, and originality. The winning entry will receive a prize package including a gift certificate to a local restaurant, a guided hiking tour of Saguaro National Park, and merchandise featuring the city’s iconic saguaro silhouette. “We want to encourage everyone to embrace the beauty that surrounds us and capture their own special moments with our beloved saguaros,” said Tucson Mayor Regina Romero. “This competition is a fun way to celebrate our natural heritage and connect with our community.” The competition will run for six weeks, with submissions accepted until June 30th. The winner will be announced on July 1st. “We are excited to see the creative and quirky selfies that our participants come up with,” said Jessica Doroski, Director of Tucson’s Office of Arts and Culture. “This competition is a great opportunity for people to explore Tucson’s unique landscapes and share their love for our saguaro cacti.” The “Tucson Saguaro Selfies” competition is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to promote tourism, encourage outdoor recreation, and celebrate its natural beauty. By showcasing the iconic saguaros through the lens of social media, the city hopes to inspire a deeper appreciation for the desert ecosystem and encourage people to experience Tucson’s natural wonders firsthand.

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