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Protecting Birds in the Lone Star State
Photo: Cedar Waxwing. Photo: Phillip Hardy/Audubon Photography Awards.
We’re celebrating 100 years of our Coastal Program! From where it all began with stewardship and conservation along the Texas coast, to where we are today with programs and centers across the state!
The Bird Migration Explorer, a first-of-its-kind digital platform that reveals migration data for birds across the western hemisphere! We encourage everyone to take a moment to visit this free, interactive platform and spread the word. Learn more about the platform and find out why this is a big day for bird conservation.
Nestled in geologically-unique canyon full of rare species in Cedar Hill, TX.
The historic Leeper House anchors spectacular native gardens at the gateway to perhaps the best birding in San Antonio, on Mitchell Lake and the surrounding 1,200 acres of native habitat.
Stunning prairie views, five miles of hiking trails through the Great Trinity Forest, and excursions on the Trinity River are just the beginning of this world away, just ten minutes from downtown Dallas.
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