
Please join us in welcoming our two newest members, the Living Desert Alliance and DarkSky Southern Arizona!
Living Desert Alliance
The Living Desert Alliance focuses on community support and involvement and aligns with the Coalition particularly on issues related to thoughtful growth. They broadcast the work of others and seek to protect the interests of and provides a voice for all Pima County communities, including marginalized citizens, desert plants and animals. Recently, the Living Desert Alliance has been helping Save the Scenic Santa Ritas (also a Coalition member) to garner opposition against Hudbay’s destructive Copper World mining project in the Santa Rita Mountains.
DarkSky Southern Arizona
The local chapter of DarkSky International focuses on the protection of our local communities, wildlife, and astronomical activities from the harmful effects of light pollution through outreach, advocacy, and conservation. Together, we continue to advocate for an improved Outdoor Lighting Code that will help to address light pollution in Pima County and the City of Tucson.
Current Coalition Members
Thank you for your continued collaboration as we work together to protect the Sonoran Desert and our open spaces.
Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest
Arizona Master Naturalist Association
Arizona Native Plant Society
Bat Conservation International
Cascabel Conservation Association
Center for Biological Diversity
Center for Environmental Ethics
DarkSky Southern Arizona
Defenders of Wildlife
Desert Watch
Environmental Law Society
Friends of Ironwood Forest
Friends of Madera Canyon
Friends of Saguaro National Park
Friends of Tortolita
Gates Pass Area Neighborhood Association
Genius Loci Foundation
Great Old Broads for Wilderness – Tucson
Living Desert Alliance
Native Seeds / SEARCH
Protect Land and Neighborhoods
Save the Scenic Santa Ritas
Sierra Club – Grand Canyon Chapter
Sierra Club – Nopales Group (formerly Rincon Group)
Sky Island Alliance
Tortolita Alliance
Tortolita Homeowners Association
Tucson Bird Alliance
Tucson Herpetological Society
Tucson Mountains Association
Wildlands Network
Are you involved with an organization that you think would be a good fit for CSDP? Please contact our Co-Executive Director Kate Hotten at Kate.Hotten@sonorandesert.org or give us a call at (520) 388-9925. We’d love to hear from you!