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SW Wings Festival

Southwest Wings Birding and Nature Festival Aug 5-9 Presentations, field trips, Rick Taylor and the Tucson Audubon booth in Sierra Vista. Learn More

FREE bird walks

Bird walks every week. Local experts lead free birding trips to help you learn more about the birds around us and their habitats. More information

Birds & Beer

Birds & Beer. Thursday August 19, at Sky Bar on 4th Avenue: 5 to 8 pm.

Summer Appeal

Tucson Audubon's Summer Appeal — Where do you get your water? Click here to read more.

Working for you, our birds, and our quality of life.
Please support our Summer Appeal.

Southeast Arizona Rare Bird Alert

RCWA

The Tucson Audubon Society's Rare Bird Alert is updated every week! Find all the info you need for the latest rare birds in southeast Arizona. Phone your reports to 520-629-0510 X 3, or email rarebirdalert.

October 2001 birding trip led by Larry Liese at Tucson Audubon Mason Center

Free Birding Field Trips

General Information: Tucson Audubon leads over 150 free field trips every year! Contact trip leader for more information about each field trip, or contact Field Trip Coordinator This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 297-2315.

Youth Birding Program

youth_Earth Day for Kids Agua Caliente[Steve Russell] Via structured and unstructured learning situations and birding field trips, Tucson Audubon's Young Birders Club augments 8-18 year-old students' formal education by connecting children to their natural world using birds as the focus.

Tucson Audubon Education Program

The mission of Tucson Audubon Society's Education Program is to teach people to understand and conserve our natural resources. Our goal is to conserve birds, other wildlife, and the places they use in southeastern Arizona. We do this by increasing environmental literacy and an appreciation of the natural environment, and by promoting the understanding of ecological concepts.