Conservation & education
Our Work
Arkansas Bird Alliance protects habitat, supports research, educates Arkansans, and helps properties become safer and more useful for birds.
Programs and impact
Practical work for birds and their habitats.
Each program has a distinct audience and purpose—from property owners and student researchers to public agencies and young naturalists.
01Certification program
Bird-Friendly Arkansas
Improve habitat and reduce hazards at yards, businesses, and places of worship.
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02Established 1972
Trust & grants
Small grants support research, conservation, and education projects, often led by students.
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03Position letters
Conservation advocacy
Read the Alliance’s comments and support for efforts that conserve birds and wildlife habitat.
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04Youth education
Halberg Ecology Camp
A residential natural-history program that develops the next generation of Arkansas naturalists.
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$239,914Trust grants since 1973
3Bird-Friendly certification programs
1955Alliance founded at Petit Jean
