Enjoy our trails.

Join us for free, naturalist-led Birds and More Walks: Sundays & Wednesdays at Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve and Thursdays at Succop Nature Park. Walks begin at 9 am.

Don't forget to stop into our nature stores for bird watching supplies!


Resolve to watch more birds in 2025! Start by purchasing a new bird feeder and seed at Audubon Nature Stores, open Tuesday-Sunday from 9 am-5 pm.

Register for Maple Madness!

Maple Drink Tasting; Adults only Happy Hour: March 6 and March 13 at Buffalo Creek Nature Park from 7-9 pm.

Hike through Maple History: March 15 and March 22 at Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve from 10 am - 1 pm - pick your time slot!

Sweetest Season Pancake Breakfast: March 23 and March 30 at Succop Nature Park with seatings at 11:30 am or 1 pm.

PS - Maple syrup and maple candy is available for purchase in our Nature Stores.

Become a Bird Town!

Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania can help your town to become a Bird Town!

Bird Town Pennsylvania is a state-wide, grassroots, municipal-level conservation program. Since 2011, it’s worked with over 50 municipalities to develop bird friendly communities, reinforce the important role people play in supporting bird populations, enhance habitat, reduce threats to birds, and create a positive impact on the environment.

Get outdoors!

Visit our reserves:

Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve (Fox Chapel) - (412) 963-6100. TRAIL CLOSURE: Pine Hollow Trail is closed for the extended deer season. It will reopen January 26, 2025.

Buffalo Creek Nature Park (Sarver) - (724) 295-3589

Succop Nature Park (Penn Township) - (724) 586-2591

Todd Nature Reserve (Sarver)​

Photo: Luke Franke

Volunteer and explore.

We have programs for all ages that  connect people to nature. You can even volunteer with us! We're looking for volunteers in our nature stores as well as volunteers to help us plant trees and remove invasive plants from our reserves. Want to help? Give us a call at (412) 963-6100.

 

Making a Difference

We’re a regional leader in conservation, native plants, and birding projects that protect our natural world. 

From constructing and installing Chimney Swift towers to creating a conservation plan for the Buffalo Creek Watershed, Audubon works closely with local government and groups to bring environmental awareness to the forefront.

Learn more about: Certified Backyard Habitat | Plant a native meadow |Chimney Swifts |Fishing Line Recycling Program | DIY Spotted Lanternfly Trap