Maryland is home to two Audubon Centers that work to connect people with nature. Science-based educational programming, public programs, lectures, bird watching, canoe trips and more- Maryland's Audubon Centers lead the way in National Audubon Society's efforts to strategically connect people with nature so they may become informed and active stewards of the critical habitats on which birds and others wildlife depend.
Open 365 days a year from sun-up to sun-down for walking, nature photography, enjoying the quiet and more, Pickering Creek Audubon Center is located Easton, Maryland on the Eastern Shore and has been serving the community for more than 25 years. The 400-acre property includes tidal and nontidal wetlands, mature woodland, warm season grass meadows, agricultural fields, herb garden, and waterfront trails. Recent wildlife sightings include Bobolinks, Bald Eagles and more.
The 155-acre park located in Southeast Baltimore City has been one of Baltimore’s most intensively used greenspaces, playing a vital role in the lives of the surrounding communities. Audubon has been serving the Patterson Park neighborhood since 2002.
