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Audubon Centers are places that connect people to nature in a positive and meaningful way. Their purpose is to provide experiences in nature for people to develop an appreciation for their environment, to instill environmental values, and to provide people with the knowledge and skills needed to act to protect the environment.

Audubon Centers are permanent institutions in local communities that promote environmental knowledge and values to every generation. Each Audubon Center will include a combination of science, education and conservation action appropriate to the site and the community. Audubon Centers will form a powerful network of staff and volunteers trained and committed to Audubon’s mission. Over time, Audubon Centers will transform the environmental movement by creating a broad-based and diverse constituency for the environment that will act on their environmental knowledge and values.

In addition to various properties throughout the state, there are two active Audubon centers located at the Francis Beidler Forest and at Silver Bluff.

Do you have mitigation requirements? Check out our brochure for the Francis Beidler Forest Mitigation Bank.