Support the Research Ranch
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How You Can Help
Do you enjoy what you have seen about the Research Ranch?
Do you believe in the goals of Conservation, Research, and Outreach & Education we are actively pursuing?
Do you want to help us ensure programs that fit these goals continue?
If so, there are many things that you can do to help.
Make a donation
It is impossible to do the things we do on the Research Ranch without funding. It's that simple. We have been fortunate enough to have gifts given to us by generous people from all walks of life. EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS. Your gift will protect grasslands of the Southwest through the Conservation, Research and Outreach & Education programs of the Research Ranch, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization.
You can mail a contribution, payable to National Audubon Society, to:
Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch
HC 1 Box 44
Elgin, AZ 85611
If you wish, your contribution may be made in honor of a person or family, or as a memorial for someone special.
Please note whether you’d like your contribution to support:
General Operations
Research Ranch Endowment
Apacheria Fellowship Endowment
Honors and Memorials
Finding it hard to choose just the right gift? Follow the lead of Bill Eifrig's family, who honored his 70th birthday with a gift to the Research Ranch. Their generous gift helped purchase educational equipment.
When Don and Pat Plank married, they asked family and friends to make a contribution in liu of a wedding gift. The generosity of their friends helped purchase equipment for research.
Lost someone special? Consider making a memorial gift in their name. Contributions from friends and family of Emroy Kennedy helped create a wildlife waterer.

Volunteer your time
Many people have contributed time and effort into making the Research Ranch the facility that it is. College students from several colleges and universities have given up their spring and winter breaks to fix fence, repair buildings, paint, and replant displaced native vegetation and a host of other projects.
Volunteers have created a safer place for wildlife by removing old fences and constructing wildlife friendly fencing. Other volunteers have collected native seed, cleared roads, landscaped and helped with computer related activities.
If we were offering a prize for volunteers - that prize would go to Ruth and Ralph Dyson, who have volunteered four months each winter for the past eight years, and are planning to return to the Research Ranch again this year. Scarcely a building on the Ranch does not show evidence of their skills and enthusiasm.
Our volunteers have helped us with a great variety of projects:
- Office work
- Painting
- Maintenance
- Greenhouse Building
- and many others...
The Research Ranch is a truly unique place that stirs great feelings in those lucky enough to be involved. We wholeheartedly welcome your involvement.
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