This will be the 122nd year for the Christmas Bird Count, a winter bird population survey that has been coordinated annually by the National Audubon Society for over a century.

We chat with biologist Chrissy Kondrat about this fun and important event, which is the oldest ongoing citizen-science endeavor.

The data...

Providing up to $10 million each year from Arizona lottery proceeds to the Arizona Game and Fish Department.

The Heritage Fund and AZGFD's partnership with the Arizona Lottery is an important and successful union helping conserve and protect Arizona wildlife. We welcome Arizona Lottery Director Gregg Edgar to...

The only true flying mammals and valuable human allies, Arizona is home to 28 species of bats, second only behind Texas.
We welcome Arizona Game and Fish bat biologist, Angie McIntire as we discuss common myths and misconceptions to interesting facts you probably never knew and discover the various bats that call...

We're familiar with crosswalks and overpasses but did you know those exist for Arizona wildlife too. Wildlife crossings are an important part of keeping motorists along with our wild animals safe. Chances are you've probably driven through or under one and didn't even know it. Jeff Gagnon, statewide connectivity...

Since 1946 Arizona Game and Fish has been delivering water to the wildlife who reside in Arizona. Managing and maintaining 3,000 water catchments across the state is a full time job. Joe Currie, Habitat Planning Program Manager explains how his team works to ensure Arizona's wildlife stays hydrated to survive the...