Audubon Connecticut
Working together for birds, nature, and people
Greenwich Audubon Center manages seven Audubon nature sanctuaries (open to the public) along with additional private parcels of land in Greenwich—protecting 686 acres in total.
Visitors are welcome to visit the seven sanctuaries daily, throughout the year from sunrise to sunset. To help us preserve these natural places, we ask that visitors please observe our rules.
For a great guide to local hiking areas in the nearby region, check out the book Walking Trails in Greenwich and Surrounding Areas in The Nature Store located at our center. To contact the store, call 203-869-5272.
A 285-acre sanctuary, with 7 miles of trails, that is also the location of Greenwich Audubon Center
A 135-acre sanctuary that boasts 8 miles of trails that pass through formerly abandoned farmland and a variety of wetland habitats
It's important to understand nature and the creatures who we share the earth with—because where nature thrives, people prosper.
An 80-acre sanctuary that is part of the former Gimbel estate and features diverse forestland
Also known as Audubon Lane, this 37-acre sanctuary is entirely forest and considered Greenwich Audubon Center's best-kept secret
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A 22-acre woodland oasis with remnants of farming activity from before 1900
This small parcel preserves a vital part of a delicate coastal ecosystem, while offering visitors a peaceful retreat
A 16-acre property with mixed hardwood forest and abundant bird life
Where birds thrive, people prosper. Help us transform local communities into places where birds flourish. Learn what you can do to nurture wildlife, nature, and conservation in Connecticut.
Through land stewardship, science, education, and advocacy, we work to preserve habitat and protect bird species that are of state, national, and global concern. Your gift can make a difference.
When you become a member of Greenwich Audubon Center, you are nurturing bird-friendly communities and a natural heritage for generations to come. Help us do great things.
