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You Did It! Light Rail to Expand after Prop 105 Soundly Defeated by Phoenix Voters
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Save the Light Rail, Vote “NO” on Prop. 105: Aug. 27, 2019

By Sonia Perillo

Updated August 27, 2019

Dinosaur Bones Found in Audubon’s Pond?
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Dinosaur Bones Found in Audubon’s Pond?

A Bird-Friendly Shamrock?
Conservation

A Bird-Friendly Shamrock?

March is for "going green" with native plants for birds!

Restore the Pond
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Restore the Pond

Become part of a movement to raise the quality of life for our nature center's wild inhabitants!

Enjoy the Outdoors While Helping Birds
Get Involved

Enjoy the Outdoors While Helping Birds

New and upcoming opportunities to get involved

Nature in Your Neighborhood Takes Off With New and Renewed Partnerships
Education Programs

Nature in Your Neighborhood Takes Off With New and Renewed Partnerships

The 2018-19 school season brings new opportunities for students at Audubon.

New Partnership With REI at Black Canyon Heritage Park
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New Partnership With REI at Black Canyon Heritage Park

REI awards grant to build trail in support of Black Canyon and River Pathways

Downtown Owls, Spring 2018
Conservation

Downtown Owls, Spring 2018

Audubon Arizona's progress with Burrowing Owl relocation

Birds n' Beer Recap: Introduction to Seabirds and Pelagic Birding
Birds N' Beer

Birds n' Beer Recap: Introduction to Seabirds and Pelagic Birding

Learn about gulls, albatrosses, penguins and more in this summary of March's Birds n' Beer.

Birds n' Beer Recap: How Birds and Biomimicry can Improve Human Designs
Birds N' Beer

Birds n' Beer Recap: How Birds and Biomimicry can Improve Human Designs

Learn all about trains, beaks, and spiders in this summary of February's Birds n' Beer.

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