- A new raider project called Avian Alarm has been added to the game in the Riven Tides update.
- The Avian Alarm project is split into five stages, each of which needs various resource donations.
- The rewards for completing the new project include weapons, weapon mods, Raider Tokens, etc.
Whenever a new seasonal update drops in Arc Raiders, it always includes a new raider project for players. With the latest Riven Tides update, a new project called the Avian Alarm project is out, and it requires you to build a makeshift security system to sense tremors and atmospheric changes on the topside. The rewards for completing this project include the latest Dockmaster’s Detector device and many more. So, here is how to complete the all-new Arc Raiders Avian Alarm project, including its requirements and rewards for each stage.
How to Complete the Avian Alarm Project in Arc Raiders
Unlike the previous High-Gain Antenna Project in Arc Raiders, which involved three stages, the brand-new Avian Alarm is divided into five massive stages. As usual, players are required to contribute various materials, including the new miniature ship models you can find in the Last Resort event.
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom) 
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom) 
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom) 
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom) 
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom) 
Image Credit: Embark Studios (via in-game screenshot captured by Ajithkumar/Beebom)
So, here are all the different items you need to contribute to the Arc Raiders Avian Alarm project, and also the rewards you get in each stage:
| Stages | Required Materials | Rewards |
|---|---|---|
| Stage 1: Initial Flock Intake | Lay a bird trap next to the buoys along the Seabed in Riven Tides | Dockmaster’s Detector 25x Raider Tokens |
| Stage 2: Preliminary Signal Birds | 7x Tick Pod 20x Canister 12x Moss 5x “Twilight Compass” Ship Model | Heavy Gun Parts Blueprint 3x Surge Coil 25x Raider Tokens |
| Stage 3: Secondary Validation Birds | 3x Comet Igniter 10x Fertilizer 8x Rusted Tools 5x “Velocity” Ship Model | 1x Anvil IV 1x Anvil Splitter 50x Raider Tokens |
| Stage 4: Heightened Alert Birds | 1x Vaporizer Regulator 3x Water Filter 8x Agave 5x “Sirena Dorata” Ship Model | Gel Patches (Face Style) Riven Tides Hotel Keycard No. 311 Key 50x Raider Tokens |
| Stage 5: Critical Warning Birds | 2x Turbine Compressor 3x Red Coral Jewelry 4x Roots 1x “Leviathan’s Crown” Ship Model | Bird House (Backpack Attachment) Fist in Air Emote Acoustic Guitar 100x Raider Tokens |
As always, you can start grinding now to obtain all the materials needed to wrap up the new project. Once you have collected the required resources, head over to the ‘Projects’ tab available in the Raider menu, select the Avian Alarm project, and start donating all your resources to complete it in Arc Raiders.
In exchange for your kind donations, you can earn lucrative rewards such as Anvil IV, one of the best weapons in Arc Raiders, 250x Raider Tokens, and many more gadgets and utilities. So, what are you waiting for? Begin contributing the materials right away!
When Will the Avian Alarm Project End?
The Avian Alarm project in Arc Raiders will end on May 26, 2026, as revealed by the in-game countdown timer. This wasn’t the case with the High-Gain Antenna project or the Weather Monitor System project, as both ended without any warnings.
Therefore, you have around a month to gather resources and donate them all to the new raider project to earn remarkable rewards. That said, what do you think about the latest Avian Alarm project? Let us know in the comments below.
To complete the new Avian Alarm project, players need to contribute various resources required in five different stages of the project.
You can earn the Dockmaster’s Detector, Anvil IV, 250x Raider Tokens, and many more items for completing the Avian Alarm project.
