Who We Are
Tucson Audubon connects people to their natural environment. Focusing on birds and other wildlife, we inspire and motivate people to conserve natural resources in southern Arizona for use and enjoyment by all.
Founded in 1949, Tucson Audubon is southern Arizona's leading non-profit engaging people in the conservation of birds and their habitats. We involve people through recreational birding, extend their horizons through education programs, and engage them in conservation actions from planting trees and counting birds, to working with local, state, and national policy makers.
Tucson Audubon is a fully independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Mission Statement
Tucson Audubon Society is dedicated to improving the quality of the environment by providing education, conservation, and recreation programs, as well as environmental leadership and information.
Membership in Tucson Audubon
Friends of Tucson Audubon - Memberships for Individuals and Families
Birds & Business Alliance - Memberships for Businesses and Organizations
Donations
Volunteer!
Tucson Audubon has a variety of ways for you to get involved. Contact us today!
Birding Question?
Please see our Birding pages where a wealth of Tucson birding info can be found.
Still stuck? Email our Nature Shop with your tough questions.
- Free Birding Fieldtrips
- Southeast Arizona Rare Bird Alert
- Visiting Southeast Arizona
Nature Shops
Online Shop - Shop now!
Main Nature Shop
300 E University Blvd, #120
Tucson AZ 85705 (520) 622-2230
Email: Nature Shop
Agua Caliente Nature Shop
12325 E Roger Rd. at Agua Caliente Park
(520) 760-7881
Email: ACP Nature Shop
Programs and Events
Living with Nature Lecture Series
Tucson Audubon has monthly programs fall through spring.
Education Program
- Tucson Audubon's Mason Center
- Institute of Desert Ecology
- Lifelong Birding Class Series
- Urban Wildlife Landscape Design Course
Arizona Important Bird Areas Program
Active, field-oriented, community-engaged, science-based and conservation-focused program to benefit Arizona’s bird populations of greatest conservation concern.
Habitat Restoration Program
Tucson Audubon's restoration focus is on riparian areas. Ninety-five percent of the riparian habitat in southeast Arizona has been lost in the last 100 years. A large number of bird species that are on the Audubon Watchlist (of vulnerable bird species) are ones that depend on riparian areas.
Vermilion Flycatcher Newsletter
Read the latest issue or one from the archive.
Employment
Current employment opportunities at Tucson Audubon
Staff Contact Information
Contact the Executive Director's office at:
Executive Director
Tucson Audubon Society
300 E University Blvd, #120
Tucson AZ 85705
(520) 622-5622
