Protect Birds and the Places They Need In Northern Arizona

Since 1970, North America has lost nearly 3 billion birds—more than one in four—due to habitat loss, climate change, and human activity. In Northern Arizona, these challenges are even more pronounced. Nearly 50% of aridland bird habitats have been lost since 1968, and species like the Pinyon Jay have declined by over 83.5% in the last five decades. These statistics underscore the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect and restore bird populations in our region.

When you make a donation, you make a direct impact to supporting our mission: to engage people in appreciating and protecting birds and the places they need. For example:

• $10 funds bird and butterfly tracking for a month—helping us follow birds and monarch butterflies across continents.
• $50 supports a field trip—introduces youth and adults to the importance of birds in Northern Arizona.
• $500 provides a grant for a student - supporting cross cultural birding collaboration.
• $500 sustains one of our sanctuariesfor a year — safe havens for birds and birders alike.

Add your voice —help protect birds and the places they need.