This year we saw the impact and influence of the Audubon Southwest team and membership grow by leaps and bounds. Our steadfast advocacy in support of southwestern ecosystems and the birds that depend on them and our commitment to finding solutions for our most vexing conservation challenges have positioned us as a lead conservation organization in the region. In 2022 we also saw the triumphant return of in-person education programming and public visitation at our centers after two long years of a global pandemic.
Tragically, the Audubon Southwest family also lost one of our own this year with the passing of Center Director Genaro Ruiz. As we mourned the loss of our friend, our commitment to making the Southwest a place where people of all backgrounds can find enrichment by being in nature was strengthened. We honor the loss of Genaro by carrying on this work in his memory. Please read on to see how 2022 was a significant year for Audubon Southwest’s work.
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