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Report Rare Birds
Call 798-1005 or
Email a report

Nature Shop
(520) 629-0510

Agua Caliente Shop
(520) 760-7881

Mason Audubon
Center
(520) 744-0004

Membership
(520) 629-07

AZ IBA Program
(520) 628-1730

Education Program
(520) 622-2230

Habitat Restoration
(520) 206-9900

Development
(520) 622-5622

Executive Director
(520) 622-5622

Tucson Audubon Society
Leaders in Conservation and Education since 1949

Conservation

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Upcoming events:
Make a Place for Wildlife. Tucson Audubon's special Summer Appeal
Please donate today

$25,000 matching donation
To receive a $25,000 matching board member donation we must raise $25,000 by August 31, 2009.
Please donate today.

Events and information

Tucson Audubon is on Facebook!

Tucson Audubon Events and Classes

Birding Field Trips - Meet our Trip Leaders

Birdathon 2009 - You can still donate and see the results!

Go birding in Panama! - Tucson Audubon is restarting its International Birding Tour Program with this trip to the Canopy Tower and Lodge.

Empolyment opportunity at Tucson Audubon!
Finance and Operations Manager (June 2009)

Applications should consist of a cover letter, a date-based resume, and an Executive Summary in which you detail your experience and attributes against those required by the detailed job description. Please send your application to pgreen@tucsonaudubon.org

Tucson Audubon Cap Tucson Audubon Online Nature Shop
The Online Nature Shop is always open. Look for your favorite Tucson Audubon items or browse a great selection of bird related books and much more!

Chapter mascot: vermilion flycatcher Have a birding or trip planning question? Please check our Birding page for monthly birding hot spots, where to stay, and general tips for a great southeast Arizona adventure!

Check the Rare Bird Alert

Tucson Audubon's 60th Anniversary - Latest news
NEW! Flash animation showcasing 60 years of Tucson Audubon milestones and accomplishments.

Watch the movie

Newsletter
The Vermilion Flycatcher has an exciting new look and more educational content!

Read the latest issue (or an issue you may have missed) of the Vermilion Flycatcher online!

Conservation

2009 State of the Birds Report
On March 19, 2009, the first ever comprehensive report on bird populations in the United States was released. It reveals that one third of our nation's 800 bird species are endangered, threatened, or in significant decline due to habitat loss, invasive species, and other threats.

Conservation News and Issues - Conservation Update

Tucson Audubon Habitat Restoration Program

Arizona Important Bird Area Program
Arizona IBA Bird Survey Database
IBA Program needs birders!

Tucson Audubon Together Green Volunteer Projects

Who to Contact - Complete list of local, state and federal government representatives

Email Newsletter
Keep abreast of conservation alerts, Tucson Audubon events and much more in our electronic newsletter.



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Living with Nature Lectures

The Living With Nature Lecture Series in Tucson and Green Valley has concluded. Thanks to all of the presenters and those who attended for a great year!

Please look us up again at the end of the summer for details of next season's first lecture in September.

More info | Green Valley Lecture

Memberships and Donations

Business Member of the Month

Adventure Birding Company
ABC endeavors to provide the highest-quality guiding for birders of all skill levels: from those new to birding who want to see it all, to the most seasoned traveler seeking just one elusive life bird or prized photo.

Make a Donation to TAS - It's online and it's easy!

Memberships for Individuals and Families

Birds & Business Alliance - Memberships
for businesses and organizations

Join | Current Members

Lifelong Learning

Environmental Education at Tucson Audubon

Urban Wildlife Landscape Design Course - Fall 2009

Riparian Family Institute - March, 2010

Institute of Desert Ecology - April 2010

"Lifelong Birding" Class Series - Classes this fall!

Finding birds in se Arizona

Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona (7th Edition)

This is your best source of detailed information that will help in planning bird watching adventures throughout southeast Arizona.

Find directions to more than 150 birding locations, and know which birds you'll see where and at what time of year! Plus more!

Bird questions? Check Birding | General questions? Contact: Tucson Audubon Society | Webmaster: Email

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