2024 Annual Impact Report shows positive progress
July 15, 2025
Our 2024 Annual Impact Report is here! Your support has made a tangible, positive impact for Sonoran Desert open spaces and wildlife – thank you! Here’s a sneak peak of the […]
We are a strong voice for the people and wildlife of the Sonoran Desert.
We are committed staff and volunteers and a coalition of 31 member groups, ranging from local to international non-profits, who seek to protect and restore the Sonoran Desert in Southern Arizona.
Through advocacy, education, and collaboration, we protect and restore Sonoran Desert ecosystems and wildlife corridors and defend against threats from short-sighted development.
There are many ways to get involved: speak up, show up, volunteer, donate, and stay informed!
We focus on the Sonoran Desert in Southern Arizona, primarily in eastern Pima County.
The Coalition’s mission is to protect the biodiversity of the Sonoran Desert in southern Arizona through science-based advocacy, education, and collaboration.
We work to create a community where: ecosystem health is protected; nature and healthy wild animal populations are valued; and residents, visitors, and future generations can all drink clean water, breathe clean air, and find wild places to roam.
We have lots of great options, including field work and tasks you can do from home.
Support those who are driving local change with a one-time, recurring, or legacy gift.
Spread the word, attend public meetings and events, write letters, and more!
July 15, 2025
Our 2024 Annual Impact Report is here! Your support has made a tangible, positive impact for Sonoran Desert open spaces and wildlife – thank you! Here’s a sneak peak of the […]
July 8, 2025
The Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection is one of many calling for increased transparency on the proposed Project Blue data center development. The facts of Project Blue thus far include: There are […]
July 8, 2025
Alongside our partners Friends of Ironwood Forest and several others, we are monitoring news of a reported threat from the Administration against six national monuments — including threats against Ironwood […]