Enjoy our trails.

Join us for free, naturalist-led Birds and More Walks: Sundays and Wednesdays at Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve; Tuesdays at Buffalo Creek Nature Park; Thursdays at Succop Nature Park; and Fridays at Todd Nature Reserve. Walks begin at 9 am.


Register for CREATURES OF THE NIGHT - our non-scary family Halloween evening treks!

Learn more.

Check out the calendar to see all of our upcoming programs including Creatures of the Night. There are also many opportunities on the calendar to volunteer at each of our properties.

Discover our eco-tours, including upcoming trips within the United States and abroad, including Tanzania and Texas.

Apply for jobs at ASWP and read the newest ASWP Bulletin.

See our position on John James Audubon's history and our statement on racism.



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Fall Native Plant Sale Oct 1-31

Fall is a great time to plant! And during October, an extra 15% discount will be offered on all native trees and shrubs—that’s a total of 25% off for members and 15% off for non-members. We also have over 70 species of native vines, wildflowers, groundcover, and ferns available. PS - we just restocked our nursery at Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve, 614 Dorseyville Road in Fox Chapel! It's open Tuesday-Sunday from 9 am - 5 pm.



Get outdoors!

Visit our reserves:

Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve (Fox Chapel) - (412) 963-6100

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

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

Todd Nature Reserve (Sarver)

Todd Nature Reserve photo courtesy of Mark Camp



Mon Valley Backyard Habitats and Pollinator Gardens

Residents of Dravosburg, McKeesport, South Versailles, Versailles, and White Oak are invited to create a Certified Backyard Habitat. 

If you live in one of these areas, you can receive free pollinator gardens as part of Audubon’s new Mon Valley Bird-Friendly Community initiative. To learn more and enroll, click here.

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