Habitat

arizona elk society's

Habitat Programs

It is quite simple, we plan and actively share with our members the tasks that we do. We understand who our stakeholders are and keep them informed on our activities. Then we work with other conservation organizations plus state and federal agencies tasked to support the land and wildlife, seeking to develop strong partner relationships. Whether the task is working in the fields of Arizona to improve habitat for wildlife or it is working on an educational project for youth or fellow hunters, it is fun to work together and share our skills. The founding members of Arizona Elk Society saw the need to give back in order to help the Arizona elk population and its habitat. The method they promoted were activities done "hands on" and "hand-in-hand" with our partners to truly benefit all members of the team and not just ourselves, thus the total team become stronger. Our members enjoy this approach and come out and help showing their support. This is the Arizona Elk Society, a group that takes its mission to heart showing by action what is means to a group of hunters who are true conservationists with a very clear objective to preserve the hunting heritage for future generations.

Need your help

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This is a great opportunity to have a direct impact on wildlife habitat in Arizona.

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We are reigniting our Sawyer program

Become a Sawyer Volunteer

Next Date: March 15th & 16th Where: Unit 18A

Parking Section #1- 35.15343, -113.16002
Parking Section #2- 35.12429, -113.15535

We have a cut for G&F on state trust land. This is a fence clearing project that AAF will come back in after us, to install a wildlife friendly fence. What does that mean? Everyone with expired certs can cut, we will work on getting you recertification probable in April. You will need to have your first aid/CRP up to date. AES will provide food and drink as usual. Who: The goal is to get 10 to 15 sawyers, a couple of cooks and a couple of handfuls of general volunteers the weekend

We are planning to do one sawyer project per month from March until August. We will keep our calendar updated and it will also be on our newsletters. So, the Sawyers team members can make plans to attend in advance. There are a lot of opportunities coming up this year hope mother nature doesn’t change them. With many hands we can move mountains or clear a fence line and have some fun while we do it. Please let us know if you can make this weekend and if you will be bringing a friend. If you have time, please let me know as soon as possible if can make it. We are grateful to each and every one of our volunteers!

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