Buffalo Audubon
To connect with and protect the natural world through bird-focused activities, advocacy, and habitat restoration.
Although we have been burdened, our spirits are not broken.
Our nature trails remain open. We welcome you to explore more than 36 well-marked trails through 8 miles of beautiful nature preserve. Our friends, members, and guests invite you to experience the outdoors, watch wildlife and birds, or simply explore the trails throughout this safe, private 350-acre nature center.
All currently scheduled outdoor and virtual programs will take place. We follow the CDC guidelines to offer safe outdoor-based nature education and bird watching programs to individuals, families, and small groups.
Please note that the Visitor Center is currently closed to ensure our members, guests, and employees' health and safety.
We plan to re-open the Center as soon as possible.
Beaver Meadow Audubon Center is a member-supported, non-profit Nature Center. About 75% of the Center's income comes from program fees, donations, and memberships. The Center is the headquarters for the Buffalo Audubon Society. Our mission is to lead and inspire Western New Yorkers to connect with and protect the natural world through bird-focused activities, advocacy, and habitat restoration.
Please support us by becoming a member. Thank you.
Our nature trails remain open. We welcome you to explore more than 36 well-marked trails through 8 miles of beautiful nature preserve. Our friends, members, and guests invite you to experience the outdoors, watch wildlife and birds, or simply explore the trails throughout this safe, private 350-acre nature center.
All currently scheduled outdoor and virtual programs will take place. We follow the CDC guidelines to offer safe outdoor-based nature education and bird watching programs to individuals, families, and small groups.
Please note that the Visitor Center is currently closed to ensure our members, guests, and employees' health and safety.
We plan to re-open the Center as soon as possible.
Beaver Meadow Audubon Center is a member-supported, non-profit Nature Center. About 75% of the Center's income comes from program fees, donations, and memberships. The Center is the headquarters for the Buffalo Audubon Society. Our mission is to lead and inspire Western New Yorkers to connect with and protect the natural world through bird-focused activities, advocacy, and habitat restoration.
Please support us by becoming a member. Thank you.
Education
Naturalist Tom Kerr at the Allegany Nature Pilgrimage
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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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