Support Tubac HawkWatch – HawkWatch International

Can you support spring migration?

Spring migration allows us to learn more about the winter survival of migrating raptors. Combined with fall migration research, we can better understand raptor populations and the threats they face. People like you make it possible for us to keep this pulse on the health of raptors across North America.

This spring is extra special as HWI welcomed the Tubac, Arizona HawkWatch into the migration network. Will you join us in supporting our newest hawkwatch? For just $250, you can sponsor a full day of research, helping us understand more about southwestern specialties like the Common Black Hawk.

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Sponsoring the crew for a day - $ 100.00

Sponsoring the site for one day - $ 250.00

Sponsoring a season's worth of supplies - $ 500.00

Sponsoring housing for a crewmember - $ 1,000.00

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More About the Site

How to visit

Tubac HawkWatch’s season runs from February 15th – April 30th and opperates from 9 AM – 5 PM every day, weather permitting. You do not need to make a reservation in advance unless you are an organized group of 6 or more.

The HawkWatch is located in the Ronald R. Morriss County Park. The address is:
31 Calle Iglesia, Tubac, AZ 85646

Species you may see

The Tubac HawkWatch regularly sees between 2,000 to 3,000 migrants of up to 27 raptor species. It is one of the best places to see species such as the Common Black Hawk, Gray Hawk, and Zone-tailed Hawks.

The numbers

Over its 11 years of operation, Tubac HawkWatch has counted 25,424 migrants and spent 2,389 hours counting!

Join our Community of Raptor Conservationists

Curious what the crew is up to? Have questions about the local weather or the recent flight? Join our community of raptor conservationists in the Friends of Tubac HawkWatch Facebook Group!

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