Sellina Y.
9/7/2021
Love the hike!! Yesterday was our second visit. One of the main boardwalks along the lake trail was damaged from hurricane Ida so we took a detour. We saw many wild apple trees, several mushrooms...
Greenwich Audubon Center
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613 Riversville Rd
Greenwich, CT 06831
The Greenwich Audubon Center in Connecticut is a hub dedicated to protecting bird habitats and promoting awareness about conservation efforts across various ecosystems, from coasts and forests to urban areas. Emphasizing the importance of birds in connecting communities and fostering environmental responsibility, the center plays an active role in leveraging science and advocacy to inspire collective action.
With a mission centered on the wellbeing of birds and their habitats, the Greenwich Audubon Center engages the public through educational programs, community science initiatives, and resources for both seasoned birders and those new to the pastime. By promoting sustainable practices and encouraging responsible energy solutions, the center contributes to a larger movement advocating for effective bird conservation strategies across the hemisphere.
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5.07 reviews
Amanda V.
12/16/2020
This place is a hidden gem ! Parking was easy (and free) and the trails are easy to follow and nearly impossible to get lost. This is a gorgeous park to spend some time at! Good for families as...
Isabel J.
7/12/2015
I came here with a group for hike. I was impressed as we entered the parking lot by how beautiful the grounds were. We went inside the center to pay $3 per person to hike, I didn't use the...
Mr B.
2/26/2012
The Audubon Center in Greenwich opened in 1942 as the National Audubon Society's first environmental education center in the United States on land donated by Eleanor Clovis Reese and H. Hall...
Shawn t.
9/12/2020
Great place !!!!! There is an assortment of trails with a variety of environments ,ie meadows , wooded Forrests , marshes, and lakes. Trails are well keep and marked . Birders and hikers paradise
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