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For a limited time, give a gift subscription to Arizona Wildlife views (6 issues for $8.50) and get a 2010 Arizona Wildlife Calendar — FREE! The calendar features the winning images from our annual wildlife photo contest, plus useful reminders of important dates in a handy wall-hanging format.

To claim this special offer, you can:

• Call (800) 777-0015
• Give a gift subscription online (you can also sign up for your own subscription here)
• Print this special order form

If you’ve given a subscription as a gift and can’t wait to announce it, download a gift card suitable for printing here [PDF, 500kb].

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Right now, we have a special offer to entice you to subscribe. Just $15 gets you one year (6 issues) of Arizona Wildlife Views, plus your very own 240-page “Arizona Wildlife Viewing Guide” for watching wildlife in Arizona!

The guide provides detailed information about 128 great places to watch wildlife across the state, from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in the north to Sycamore Canyon along the state’s southern edge, and from Cibola National Wildlife Refuge along the Colorado River to Blue River Drive near the New Mexico border.

To claim this offer — and save more than $8 — print this special order form, visit any Game and Fish Department office or call (602) 942-3000.

If you want to subscribe but don't want a book, you can call (800) 777-0015 or subscribe online. This special offer is not available for orders placed through the toll-free number or online.

Want to learn more about Arizona Wildlife Views?

Arizona Wildlife Views is an award-winning magazine about Arizona’s wildlife and wild places. We hope our sample stories and book reviews will earn your subscription. Want more? Here's a list of the feature stories in our current issue. Become a subscriber to enjoy stories like these, delivered to your mailbox six times a year.

“The Last Cowpony,” by Carol Lynde. As Apache Kid lives out his retirement years, the Arizona Game and Fish Department says “goodbye” to an era.

“Fossil Creek Through a Fish’s Eyes,” by Ron Watkins. See a special place through the lens of a photographer with a unique point of view.

“Wolves, Cows and Fences: Building trust on the range,” by Chris Bagnoli. An unusual partnership may signal a new chapter in Mexican wolf management.

“Road to Young,” by George Andrejko. Wildlife and wow-worthy scenery await those who travel this road less taken.

“At an Audubon Christmas Bird Count,” by Julie Hammonds. Enjoy the journey with our intrepid explorer — and sign up for an adventure all your own.

Get inside tips for duck hunting, wildlife-watching on the run and more. It's all in the November-December issue of Arizona Wildlife Views ~ subscribe today!