The Quail Mountain Project is a fundraising campaign led by the Mojave Desert Land Trust to permanently preserve 955 acres of rare wildlife habitat and a beautiful vista in Joshua Tree, CA.
Help Save Wildlife Habitat
You can help save wildlife habitat by adopting one or more of the Quail Mountain animals. The Land Trust is working to save Quail Mountain’s watersheds- the vital streams that flow to lower elevations so that both animals and plants can survive.
Adopt an Animal Today
The Quail Mountain area is home to many native desert animals including the threatened desert tortoise, bobcat, badger, big horn sheep, and coyote and is an important nesting area for a vast array of birds. Wildlife travels into and out of the park via a beautiful, pristine wildlife corridor that is currently threatened by development. This is your opportunity to save our native wildlife, their precious water sources and help ensure their survival into the future.
You will receive an Adoption Certificate and membership in Mojave Desert Land Trust, a 501(c)(3) public charity. Donations are
tax-deductible.
To make a general donation of your choice, please use the button below.
Coyote
Primarily nocturnal, Coyotes travel in packs of closely related adults, yearlings and young, along fixed trails. Territorial ranges up to twelve miles around the den.
Adoption Fee $25.00
Bobcat
Elusive and solitary predator who is most active at twilight and dawn. Lives in well defined territories with numerous places of shelter. Threatened by persecution and habitat destruction.
Adoption Fee $50.00
Desert Tortoise
Threatened species lives in burrows near sandy flats to rocky foothills. Strong site fidelity where they know their food, water and mineral sources.
Adoption Fee $75.00
Bighorn Sheep
Endangered species. Small scattered bands of sheep climb the steep, rocky terrain with speed and agility. Habitat preservation is essential for their survival.
