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Audubon Arizona

The state office of the National Audubon Society for Arizona

Cactus Wren. Photo: Tara Lemezis/Audubon Photography Awards

We envision an Arizona with a rich and diverse natural heritage, where there is ample habitat for birds and other wildlife, where a majority of its people appreciate and participate in their natural environment, and whose children are educated and motivated to become the conservation leaders of tomorrow.

Audubon at Home

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Plants for Birds

Native Plants for Native Birds

Plants for Birds

Western Rivers Action Network

Western Rivers Action Network

Western Rivers Action Network

Important Bird Areas

Important Bird Areas

Important Bird Areas

Downtown Owls

Conservation

Downtown Owls

Join Audubon Arizona, Wild at Heart and the City of Phoenix to help Burrowing Owls in the Phoenix valley

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Recent News

Climate Change Threatens Arizona’s Forest Birds

Western Rivers Action Network

Climate Change Threatens Arizona’s Forest Birds

By Tice Supplee

New Audubon report shows about half of Arizona’s birds are vulnerable.

Chapter Highlight: Yellow-billed Cuckoo Surveys

Important Bird Areas

Chapter Highlight: Yellow-billed Cuckoo Surveys

By Steven Prager

AZ WRAN News: September 2019

Rare Beer Alert: Rain Crow IPA

Western Rivers Action Network

Rare Beer Alert: Rain Crow IPA

By Steven Prager

Collaborative Brew Release - Friday, August 30th at Borderlands Brewing Company

What It's Like to Catch and Band a Yuma Ridgway’s Rail

Western Rivers Action Network

What It's Like to Catch and Band a Yuma Ridgway’s Rail

By Daniel Hite

Tracking the movements of an elusive marsh bird.

Cuckoos and Butterflies: River Pathways Field Dispatch

Western Rivers Action Network

Cuckoos and Butterflies: River Pathways Field Dispatch

By Daniel Hite

Meet this summer's interns and witness a rare moment on the Agua Fria River.

In the Field—Western Rivers Bird Count

Western Rivers Action Network

In the Field—Western Rivers Bird Count

By Tice Supplee

A dispatch from Arizona’s Salt River.

International Infrastructure Issues Threaten Arizona’s Santa Cruz River

Western Rivers Action Network

International Infrastructure Issues Threaten Arizona’s Santa Cruz River

By Haley Paul

Why fixing a nine-mile sewage pipe is crucial for people and birds.

Rare Beer Alert: Hummingbird Springs Tart Saison

News

Rare Beer Alert: Hummingbird Springs Tart Saison

By Steven Prager

Announcing Audubon’s First Bird-Friendly Beer Garden

Arizona Needs to Resolve Long-Running Lawsuit in Order to Protect Rivers

Western Rivers Action Network

Arizona Needs to Resolve Long-Running Lawsuit in Order to Protect Rivers

By Haley Paul

Tied up in court for over 40 years, water rights uncertainty surrounds the state’s rivers.

Bipartisan Colorado River Drought Plan Signed into Law Averting Potentially Catastrophic Outcomes for People and Birds

Western Rivers Action Network

Bipartisan Colorado River Drought Plan Signed into Law Averting Potentially Catastrophic Outcomes for People and Birds

Audubon worked throughout the West to advocate for the Drought Contingency Plan.

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