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Provides 10 underprivileged children the ability to attend AES Wild in the City event that teaches children about the great outdoors right here in Phoenix. Children learn about wildlife identification, track making, survival bracelets, wildlife calling, archery and horsemanship.
Because of your gifts, AES improves water availability during times of drought to ensure that elk, bats, birds, deer, amphibians and other animals have access to reliable water to ensure their survival. Your gift of $36 a month will help us deliver nearly 5,000 gallons of water and create or repair new storage units for wildlife.
Arizona Elk Society’s “Heroes Rising Outdoors” Program provides disabled Arizona Veterans with outdoor programs that they may have felt they would never be able to do again due to their disabilities. Your gift of $100 per month will provide a wounded warrior the resources they need to spend a week in the woods hunting, fishing or horseback riding. Shelter, food, transportation, guides, medics and appropriate outdoor equipment for our veteran is all provided through your gift. Because of your gifts the Heroes Rising Outdoors Program worked with more than 100 of our wounded warriors this last year alone!
AES has numerous habitat and riparian projects throughout rim country such as Burro Creek, Buck Springs and Long Valley where hundreds of volunteers and other experts work tirelessly to restore these valuable lands back to their natural state. Your gift of $250 a month will allow AES to feed, equip and provide the valuable expertise and other resources to restore these and other areas on the rim to their pristine condition. This last year more than a 1,000 volunteers worked on these or similar projects.