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Dear Friend of the AWF, It’s been an exciting and busy year around the AWF campfire! This year we launched an ambitious outdoor recreation and conservation education program: “All Afield with AWF!” We recognize that to truly protect Arizona’s wildlife and wild places far into the future, many more Arizonans need to learn to appreciate and love the great outdoors. Our All Afield programs introduce women, youth, and families to Arizona’s mountains, deserts, and grasslands. And by doing so, we’re fueling the passion of Arizona’s future conservationists. When you donate to the Arizona Wildlife Federation, we make your dollars count towards education, advocacy, and boots-on-the-ground conservation projects. One of the best ways to really understand what your dollars have accomplished in the last 12 months is to have a look at our 2023-2024 Annual Impact Report. We think you will like what you see! We are excited to have launched this program, but we need your help to make it — and all of our work — a sustainable success.
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Arizona ranks among the top five states in the U.S. when it comes to the total number of native bird, reptile and mammal species — more than 800 overall. But threats to our wildlife, wild places, and public lands put Arizona at risk.
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