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Northeastern Arizona Wildlife Viewing Trails and Area Information

Northeastern Arizona Wildlife Viewing Trails and Area Information

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Birding

White Mountains Birding

Birding in the White Mountains

See the following pages for more information about birding in Northeastern Arizona:

  • Birds of Prey
  • Grasslands Birds
  • Pinyon Pine-Juniper Forest Birds
  • Ponderosa Pine Forest Birds
  • Riparian Birds
  • Spruce-Fir Forest Birds
  • Wetlands Birds

Area Information

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Nature’s Classroom

Learn about forest health, how to be "firewise," and more in the White Mountain Nature Center Virtual Classroom.

Funding for this project was provided by the Arizona Game and Fish Department Heritage Fund.

Supported by Arizona lottery dollars, the Heritage Fund is dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of Arizona's wildlife, biological diversity, scenic wonders, and environment.

Special thanks to the Pinetop-Lakeside TRACKS organization! They maintain our public-use trails.
Tracks website

Many thanks to White Mountain Nature Center for all you do to support nature and wildlife in our community!

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