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Our Mission

Inspire all to conserve and enjoy the natural and cultural
resources of the White Tank Mountains

The White Tank Mountains stand in the path of one of the fastest growing metro areas in the nation. How do we make sure the natural beauty lives on? The White Tank Mountains Conservancy and our many partners are working together to create an innovative approach to balance population growth and development with nature.

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The White Tank Mountains Conservancy wishes to acknowledge the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust financial support, which has made it possible for collaborative work on the wildlife corridor initiative. Many stakeholders, landowners, and city partners have been brought together to share our common ground on a regional approach for the future of development and conservation in the West Valley.

The Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust was established upon the death of Nina Mason Pulliam in 1997 to support the causes she loved in her home states of Arizona and Indiana. The Trust seeks to help people in need, protect animals and nature, and enrich community life in metropolitan Indianapolis and Phoenix. Since its inception, the Trust has distributed nearly $341 million to 1,004 organizations. For more information visit www.ninapulliamtrust.org.

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Our volunteer team of Stewards are active in helping preserve the White Tank Mountains for the benefit of this and future generations. As a Steward, you’ll donate your time and talent to assist us in our endeavors. There is no minimum or maximum time requirement.

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Your donation to the White Tank Mountains Conservancy helps protect the mountains, the abundant wildlife and the enjoyment of the people who visit. Donations fund the educational programs and conservation projects that ensure the vitality of the White Tank Mountains, including the preservation of wildlife corridors that allow animals to roam freely as nature intended.

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Connectivity INITIATIVE

The White Tank Mountains Conservancy’s Connectivity Initiative is a collaborative effort to envision, enable, and sustain the preservation of wildlife corridors that connect the White Tank Mountains to other regional mountain ranges. The initiative will provide a host of ecological benefits that will not only conserve the natural heritage of the mountains, but also support a 21st century economy and quality of life for residents in this fast-developing area of the Sonoran Desert.

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Southwest singer-songwriter Nancy Elliott

pays homage to the White Tank Mountains
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“The White Tanks kiss the sunset, out where the eagles fly, and her peaks blush rose in the morning light against a turquoise sky…….”

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Desert Defenders

Help us identify and remove non-native plants

Desert Defenders Program Overview

Desert Defenders Program Overview

Identifying and removing invasive plant species is critical to ensuring the White Tank Mountains “Stay Wild”. As a Desert Defender, you will learn how to identify, map and remove non-native plants that can threaten wildlife and contribute to wildfires.

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Tips from the Trails - A Guide to Safe Hiking in the White Tank Mountains

No matter what time of year, hiking the trails in the White Tank Mountains can be challenging, even for the experienced hiker. Before you go, check out our Tips from the Trails brochure for useful information on desert safety and how to handle emergencies.

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508 Monroe Ave.,
Buckeye, AZ 85326
Phone: (602) 762-2262
info@wtmconservancy.org

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