Since 1923, Arizona Wildlife Federation has united Arizonans and decision makers around science-based solutions to conserve our state’s wildlife, wildlife habitat, and public lands for generations to come.
OUR MISSION
Protecting Arizona’s wildlife and their habitats is essential to keep our state thriving.
Every day, we work on behalf of Arizonans, just like you, to advocate for science-based wildlife management and access to our state’s incredible public lands. We also provide opportunities for Arizonans to learn skills that help them pursue the outdoor activities the Southwest is known for and to actively make a difference by involving them in hands-on conservation projects. For nearly 100 years, we have been dedicated to educating, inspiring, and assisting individuals and organizations from all corners of Arizona to value, conserve, enhance, manage, and protect wildlife and wildlife habitat.
Our work moves fast, stay updated on the latest actions you can take to protect our wildlife, the latest legislation affecting wildlife and public lands, and upcoming events and programs by getting our E-news straight to your inbox. Don’t worry, we’ll never sell your information nor spam you.
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FOCAL ISSUES |
Arizona’s wildlife are facing more threats than ever, from increased development, habitat loss, climate change, and more. It’s our mission to ensure that wildlife have the protections they need. |
We must continue to protect access to our public lands and promote the conservation of wildlife habitats. That requires bold ideas and actions along with science-backed information. |
Ensuring our state’s wildlife can continue to thrive means we must address climate change. As Arizona’s climate continues to warm and drought persists, we help wildlife through legislation and direct action projects. |
One-third of all U.S. wildlife species are already imperiled or are vulnerable.
The threats our wildlife and public lands are also threats to our outdoor quality of life, Arizona’s economy, and more. You can take action TODAY on the current issues that threaten our wildlife and public lands by clicking the link below:
PROGRAMS
We offer programs across the state to engage Arizonans of all ages and skill levels and help them learn about and protect wildlife, gain outdoors skills, and participate in engaging, hands-on activities. Our education programs include Becoming an Outdoors-Woman, Eco-schools, ECHO, and Ranger Rick. |
GO AZ is Arizona’s business voice for outdoor recreation. The business coalition works throughout the state to protect Arizona’s outdoor recreation economy and access to public lands. |
Records of Arizona Big Game (formerly known as Arizona Wildlife Trophies) has been a means to recognize the unique, individual quality of big game animals, and the sportsmen and women who hunt them, in the state of Arizona. Since 1970, AWF has published the Records Book every five years. |
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GET INVOLVED Want to do more to take action in-person, online, or by donating? We have volunteer opportunities, advocacy trainings and connections, and always put your donations right to work. Get involved to increase your impact, gain skills, and make connections that will last a lifetime. |
Would you like to directly help helping wildlife through boots-on-the-ground conservation projects? Join our Volunteer for Wildlife program and participate in projects such as habitat restoration and enhancement, fence removal, gardening for wildlife, and many others. |
Our work moves fast, stay updated on the latest actions you can take to protect our wildlife, the latest legislation affecting wildlife and public lands, and upcoming events and programs by getting our E-news straight to your inbox. Don’t worry we’ll never sell your information nor spam you. |
We can all make a difference by letting our legislators know how we feel about issues that affect wildlife and public lands. AWF works directly with state and federal legislators to address issues that threaten wildlife, habitat, and public lands. You can, too! |
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Image by George Andrejko for the Arizona Game and Fish DepartmentArizona Wildlife Federation PO Box 1182, Mesa, AZ 85211 | Protecting wildlife and their habitats through education, inspiration, advocacy, and action.
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