Citizen Science

There are many opportunities to get out into the field with Tucson Audubon! Go birding with these programs and contribute to important data sets that help us monitor bird populations of southeast Arizona.

We highly recommend the use of eBird. Even if you can’t bird with us, entering your bird checklists into eBird also adds valuable data points that can be used by researchers around the world!

Arizona Important Bird Areas Program

The Arizona Important Bird Areas (IBA) Program at Tucson Audubon is a field-oriented, community-engaged, science-based program benefiting Arizona’s bird populations of greatest conservation concern.

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Tucson Bird Count

The Tucson Bird Count is a citizen-science driven effort that has documented how native birds use the habitat within and surrounding Tucson for over a decade. Help make our communities more useful to native birds and start counting Tucson’s birds today!

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Christmas Bird Counts

Find bird counts all over Arizona from December 14 to January 5! Pick one or more and contribute to this citizen science project that began in 1900. These records now comprise an extensive ornithological database that enables monitoring of winter bird populations.

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Birding Southeast Arizona App

A great interactive companion to our Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona, our new app covers over 130 birding sites in six subregions in and around Tucson, all vetted by local experts. Search by nearest site, by bird, or by city and get exact directions! Keep track of your sightings and share with friends on Facebook.

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Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona

Revised 8th Edition, 2015
Tucson Audubon’s updated edition brings together all the latest information on finding birds in southeast Arizona. This is your best source of detailed information that will help in planning bird watching adventures in the region.

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