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Environmental Fund for Arizona

What We Do

The Environmental Fund for Arizona is Arizona's only green choice in workplace giving. We're an alliance of 29 nonprofit member organizations dedicated to preserving Arizona's natural environment -- from wildlife habitats and watersheds, to open spaces and national treasures including the Grand Canyon. Through our workplace giving campaigns, we're able to raise awareness, support, and involvement for our member organizations through a collective effort.

As a coalition, we also help connect employees with the environmental causes they're most passionate about, and give them an opportunity to donate, volunteer, and learn more about the critical environmental issues facing Arizona today.

How You Can Help

Your gifts to Environmental Fund for Arizona and our member organizations truly make a difference. Together, we can help preserve the beauty that is Arizona and improve the quality of life for both people and wildlife. Learn more about us and consider making a donation or starting an EFAZ campaign in your workplace today.


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Featured Member Organization

 

Arizona Native Plant Society

Thanks to persistent efforts by the Sonoran Desert Weedwackers (an off-shoot of AZNPS in 2000), there are now many weedwacking efforts in neighborhoods, parks, and riparian waterways, removing invasive species throughout Arizona. Most locals know about Buffelgrass, an invasive species from the savannahs of Africa, but there are several others that have been introduced to Arizona like Arundo Grass and Onion Weed.

Arizona Native Plant Society is excited to see more and more organizations and governmental entities take on the challenge of removing invasive plant species in order to save our unique flora and the ecosystems they need to survive.


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Invasive Buffelgrass

 

 

Latest News

Arizona State Parks Crisis

Read the latest report by ASU's Morrison Institute:
The Price of Stewardship: The Future of Arizona State Parks

This report lists the dangers threatening Arizona's 31 state parks,particularly in light of possible state trust land reform, continuing population growth and budget cuts. Click here to read...

stewardship_cover Click here to watch KAET's Horizon program discussing Arizona's State Parks.