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On March 16th, a dedicated team of 7 volunteers from the Arizona Mule Deer Organization (AMDO), alongside collaborators from (SCI) and Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGF), embarked on a significant conservation mission in Southern Arizona. Our combined efforts focused on the restoration of three vital water catchments, pivotal for wildlife sustainability in the region. […]

December flew in like Santa and was gone before I could get a newsletter out! We really hope everyone has had a great holiday and is ready for 2024. Embracing 2024 with Enthusiasm and Commitment Kickstarting the Year at Flying E Ranch 2024 has a lot to look forward to and we want to get

Hello from Terry Herndon, CEO of AMDO As we navigate through the heart of November, with leaves fallen in the north and the persistent dryness of the desert, the Arizona Mule Deer Organization (AMDO) has been energetically involved in various conservation activities. Cordes Ranch Cleanup: A Community Effort Our recent cleanup initiative at Cordes Ranch

 Time’s Fleeting Moments and Nature’s Enduring Needs October, here we are! Can you believe how quickly life goes by? Time will never stand still, and our wildlife continuously needs our assistance to thrive.  Successful Collaborations for Nature AMDO has collaborated with SCI and WWW to refurbish yet another catchment in the southern part of our

August’s Intense Heatwaves August swiftly passed us by, leaving a trail of extreme temperatures in its wake. Arizona witnessed one of its hottest months on record, posing severe challenges for our mule deer and the entire spectrum of local wildlife. Despite these trials, AMDO has been actively involved in water hauling and the maintenance and