Click here to view Birds on the Move featuring The Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch in Gilbert, AZ along with several other Arizona riparian locations that are vital to birds and wildlife. The video also features our past President Theona Vyvial and the Motus Station located at in Gilbert.
The Colorado River is the lifeblood of the American West, and the wetlands and forests along its tributaries provide critical habitat for hundreds of species of birds—and water for millions of Americans. Increased demand, drought, and extreme heat threaten the water even as new science reveals the surprising diversity of migratory birds that rely on it. In Phoenix, and throughout the arid West, communities and scientists are coming together to secure resilient rivers, wetlands, and lakes to create the resilient water supply that birds and people need.
Our Rio Salado Audubon Center is just one of over 30 Audubon conservation action centers and serves as the gateway to a unique urban green space in the heart of Phoenix. To learn more about visiting or how to support its work, check out: https://bit.ly/3QGCn2t
To read more about Audubon’s study on the economic impact of Arizona’s rivers, lakes, and streams: https://bit.ly/3Onv7YK Birds show us the health of our world. When birds thrive, so do the places we all depend on. Get involved and join our Western Waters Network to use your voice to ensure birds and people have the water they need: https://bit.ly/4sON0gW
Birds on the Move is Audubon’s four-part documentary series following migrating birds from Canada’s Boreal Forest, North America’s bird nursery, to Colombia, the most bird-rich country on Earth. Join us for a journey of discovery, science, and shared wonder as millions of birds take flight, crossing oceans and continents on their epic migrations: https://bit.ly/4uoJ7kn
The National Audubon Society is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to conservation. We protect birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow.
