Help us protect Avi Kwa Ame’s 506,000 acres of fragile desert ecosystem and cultural sites, while developing and maintaining resources for the public (like parking and camp site demarcation, area clean ups, trailhead info, directional signage and maps) throughout the monument.

Support our work in bringing the monument’s stories to life, through professional research, developing interpretive signage and displays, oral history projects, and our yearly history, science and nature journal, the Searchlight Gold Beam.

Public lands are currently under threat, and we work hard to engage the public and our representatives in protecting our national monument and its resources. Support this important work to safeguard Avi Kwa Ame for future generations.

Help us on the journey of transforming Walking Box Ranch into a well-maintained and informative historical site, and a visitors center for the monument. We have a long way to go with repairs, maintenance, and creating interpretive resources for the public.

Give us the gift of flexibility, so we can put our resources in the areas that need it most.