To our Buffalo Audubon friends,
This is a challenging time for all of us. Like you, Buffalo Audubon is closely monitoring the ever developing COVID-19 /coronavirus situation and closely following all New York and Wyoming County health department guidelines. We have taken extra measures to ensure the health and safety of our guests and employees and have decided to close the Beaver Meadow visitor center until further notice. All public programs have been canceled until further notice.
For those of you who may want to get out of the house for a relaxing break, the Beaver Meadow grounds will remain open. We hope to see you in the near future, but most importantly, we wish you and your families good health.
This is a challenging time for all of us. Like you, Buffalo Audubon is closely monitoring the ever developing COVID-19 /coronavirus situation and closely following all New York and Wyoming County health department guidelines. We have taken extra measures to ensure the health and safety of our guests and employees and have decided to close the Beaver Meadow visitor center until further notice. All public programs have been canceled until further notice.
For those of you who may want to get out of the house for a relaxing break, the Beaver Meadow grounds will remain open. We hope to see you in the near future, but most importantly, we wish you and your families good health.
Become a Camp Counselor at Beaver Meadow this summer! Apply Now!
Registration is now open for the 62nd annual
allegany nature pilgrimage - May 29-31, 2020!
education
Naturalist Tom Kerr at the Allegany Nature Pilgrimage
Buffalo Audubon has a legacy of providing high quality educational experiences to people of all ages, abilities, and interests. Learn more about our programs here. |
Advocacy
Common Tern
The Great Lakes watershed hosts a great diversity of plants and animals that struggle to survive among the constant changes in our physical landscape and the impacts of climate change. Buffalo Audubon advocates for ways people and governments can help birds and other wildlife survive and flourish. Click here to check out National Audubon's Bird Friendly Communities page for some great examples of advocacy in action!
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Conservation
Allenberg Bog
Conservation takes on many forms at Buffalo Audubon. From protecting over 1,000 acres of wild land, to engaging volunteers in monitoring activities in cities and parks. Check out our preserves here, and if you're interested in becoming a BAS volunteer, here's how.
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There is no other organization engaging Western New York in nature quite like Buffalo Audubon.
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