Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary, Nature reserve in Santa Fe County, United States.
Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary is a nature reserve in Santa Fe County featuring wetlands, meadows, and forests throughout its grounds. The property sits within the Santa Fe River Watershed and contains varied habitats across its land.
The sanctuary began in 1983 when the Davey family transferred their property to the National Audubon Society for conservation. This handover transformed the land into a protected area focused on wildlife preservation.
The center serves as a place where locals and visitors connect with wildlife and learn about the natural world around them. People can walk through the grounds and observe animals in their habitats, deepening their understanding of the local ecosystem.
The grounds are open on weekdays between 8 AM and 4 PM year-round with restroom facilities available. Wear sturdy footwear since trails wind through different terrain types and ground conditions vary throughout the property.
The sanctuary provides habitat for around 190 bird species and preserves the former house of wildlife artist Randall Davey with its original furnishings intact. This residence offers visitors insight into the life of someone instrumental in protecting this land.
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