Arizona's Important Bird Areas
Officially accepted by the AZ IBA Science Committee review as “Identified” AZ IBAs (Last review 06/24/2008)
1. San Pedro River National Conservation Area
2. Salt-Verde Ecosystem (Saguaro Lake north through the Mazatzal Wilderness)
3. Salt-Lower Gila Ecosystem (from 83rd Ave. Phoenix to the Gillespie Dam)
4. Tuzigoot (Peck's Lake/Tavasci Marsh/Verde River Greenway State Natural Area)
5. Watson and Willow Lakes (and provisionally the Granite Dells/upland habitat)
6. Grand Canyon National Park—Lipan and Yaki Raptor Migration Points
7. Imperial Reservoir
8. Mittry Lake State Wildlife Area
9. Lower Oak Creek
10. Arivaca Cienega/Arivaca Creek
11. California Gulch, Coronado National Forest
12. Upper Little Colorado River Watershed
13. Marble Canyon
14. Chiricahua Mountains, Coronado National Forest
15. Santa Rita Mountains, Coronado National Forest
16. Sycamore Canyon, Coronado National Forest
17. Sabino and Lower Bear Creek
18. Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch of the National Audubon Society
19. Huachuca Mountains, Coronado National Forest
20. Boyce Thompson Arboretum/Arnett-Queen Creeks
21. Agua Fria National Monument Riparian Corridors
22. Blue River Complex, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
23. Anderson Mesa, Coconino National Forest
24. Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge
25. Quigley State Wildlife Area, Lower Gila River
26. Gadsden Riparian Area, Lower Colorado River
27. Upper Santa Cruz River (Tubac area)
28. Lower San Pedro River (Cascabel to Dudleyville)
29. Sonoita Creek State Natural Area/Patagonia Lake
30. Gilbert Riparian Preserves (Water Ranch & Neely wetlands)
31. Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
32. Imperial National Wildlife Refuge
33. Cibola National Wildlife Refuge 
34. Upper Verde State Wildlife Area
35. White Water Draw State Wildlife Area
36. Cave Creek Ecosystem
37. Willcox Playa/Cochise Lakes
38. Mogollon Rim Snow Melt Draws
39. Patagonia-Sonoita Creek TNC Preserve
40. Sonoran Desert Borderlands (Cabeza Prieta NWR, Organ Pipe NM, Barry Goldwater Range)