The purpose of Sonoran Audubon Society is to educate its members and the community about birds, other wildlife, and their habitats, and about the beauty and importance of the complex interactions that make for a healthy environment for everyone. Sonoran Audubon encourages and supports community involvement in the conservation, preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems in support of biological diversity.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sonoran Audubon Society is not currently operating in person. Chapter meetings will occur on Zoom. Stay tuned for more updates as they unravel.

Welcome to Sonoran Audubon Society’s newly improved website — bringing you resources for West Valley birding better than ever. Check out the six categories above and be sure to hover your cursor over the menus, then click to view all of your favorite pages.

Sonoran Audubon Society has a new intern working on the Plants for Birds initiative, which focuses on advocating for the use of more native Arizona plants in West Valley cities and yards. To learn more about how you can help Arizona birds with native plants, visit the Plants for Birds page.

The Gambel’s Tales newsletter will soon be rebooted and distributed on the new Sonoran Audubon Society website!

To find upcoming events, check out our calendar! Sign-up for our email list to stay updated, and follow us on Facebook or Instagram.

Roseate Spoonbill; Photo: Kathy Dashiell

Turkey Vulture; Photo: Bob McCormick