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Inspiring Environmental Stewardship...Naturally

Program Highlights

To see all programs for children, families and adults, visit our Events Calendar. For information or to register for free programs, please call 412-963-6100 or Contact Us. This contact form is not secure, so for programs with a fee please call to register.

Bird wing print in snow. Credit: NPS.GOV

Wednesday Walks

Every Wednesday, 9:00 am

Join an Audubon naturalist for an informal walk along Beechwood trails for a casual exploration of what's happening in nature today. Appropriate for all ages. Free, no registration needed.

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Teacher Workshop

Food, Land and People

Saturdays, February 20 and 27; 8:00 to 4:30

Today, less than two percent of Americans live or work on farms; mainstream education provides little information about the links between agriculture, humans and environment. The Food, Land, and People curriculum helps teachers fill this gap and meet relevant state standards with lessons that can be blended into existing courses. Participants will receive the 55-lesson FLP resource guide for grades Pre-K to 12. This Act 48 Approved workshop awards one credit, and is offered through the Allegheny Intermediate unit. Visit the AIU website to register.

Red-bellied Woodpecker at feeder. Credit: Scott Detwiler

Got Seed?

Our Audubon Nature Store is stocked with a variety of quality seeds and suet cakes, as well as the the best in bird feeders and accessories to suit the fussiest cardinal and outwit the craftiest squirrel. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9 to 5; Sunday 1 to 5. Members, be sure to request your discount! All proceeds from your purchase support our mission of conservation and education.

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ASWP Commemorative Brick Program

We're paving the way to a bright future! Purchase a commemorative brick to be added to the path in front of Beechwood Farms Nature Reserve. Download the order form!

Garlic Mustard Invasive. photo NPS.gov Invasive Plant Information.

See our article in the Fox Chapel Newsletter? Find out more about invasive plants.