Featuring photographs of the work of 10 pioneering climate artists, with scheduled opportunities for visitors to experience a 360° virtual reality film on climate change, Let’s Explore.

Friday, March 1 – Saturday, March 2 – 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 3 – Noon – 5:00 p.m.
Monday, March 4 – Saturday, March 9 – 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 10 – Noon – 5:00 p.m.
Monday, March 11 – Friday, March 15 – 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Free. No registration required.

(IMAGE: Ichthys by Xavier Cortada)

Join us for an Opening Reception for the Climate Art and Change exhibit. Enjoy wine and cheese as you view the amazing works of ten outstanding climate artists and learn more about this special exhibit from its curator. You’ll also have the opportunity to experience a 360° virtual reality film on climate change, Let’s Explore, and see a presentation by high-school students in the ANS P.O.W.E.R. program.

Register here for this free event.

Have you ever wanted to learn about the birds you see regularly around Washington? Did you know that about 250 birds either pass through or make this area their home?

Join us every Saturday morning at Woodend for our Beginner Bird Walks. An excellent place to come for those just starting out or for those who want to learn more about our area’s birds. From 8-9 am a volunteer leader will guide you through the important how tos: from how to use binoculars to how to identify our most prevalent resident birds.

Meet at the Audubon Naturalist Shop parking lot. Bring binoculars or use ours. Register here.

These gentle walks happen every Saturday morning from March through June, and September through November. Walks take place only on the first Saturday of December through February. There are no walks in July and August.

Be sure to visit the Audubon Naturalist Shop after the bird walk. The shop opens at 9 am on Saturdays and if you let the cashier know you attended that morning’s bird walk they will provide you with a coupon for a discount in the shop.

First Saturday of each month, 9-10 am: Each month, an ANS Master Naturalist covers a different topic, such as deer, fungi, trees, insects, and birds. Bring the whole family—all ages welcome! Come prepared to hike in sneakers and don’t forget your water bottle. Meet at the gazebo by the main house. Register here.

Youth are invited to participate in a free Climate Art Program at Woodend Sanctuary. This art project will allow your child to add their voice to the conversation on climate change and reinforce the idea that an individual has the power to contribute to climate solutions. If your child wishes, a photo and a description of their “tile” can be added to the online digital mosaic of artwork by students from around the country.

Register here for this free event.

Have you ever wanted to learn about the birds you see regularly around Washington? Did you know that about 250 birds either pass through or make this area their home?

Join us every Saturday morning at Woodend for our Beginner Bird Walks. An excellent place to come for those just starting out or for those who want to learn more about our area’s birds. From 8-9 am a volunteer leader will guide you through the important how tos: from how to use binoculars to how to identify our most prevalent resident birds.

Meet at the Audubon Naturalist Shop parking lot. Bring binoculars or use ours. Register here.

These gentle walks happen every Saturday morning from March through June, and September through November. Walks take place only on the first Saturday of December through February. There are no walks in July and August.

Be sure to visit the Audubon Naturalist Shop after the bird walk. The shop opens at 9 am on Saturdays and if you let the cashier know you attended that morning’s bird walk they will provide you with a coupon for a discount in the shop.

Come join us for a Campfire and Craft on Saturday, March 9 from 4-5 pm. We will provide all of the s’more ingredients. $10 per child, adults are free. Please bring cash or a check. RSVP to nora.kelly@anshome.org.

The Audubon Naturalist Society’s Paul Bartsch Award is presented to ANS members who have made distinguished contributions in the field of natural history. We are delighted to present this award to Mark S. Garland, former ANS Senior Naturalist and Nature Travel leader. Please join us for the award ceremony and a champagne and dessert reception.

Purchase tickets here.

Join local experts to learn about methods of creating meadow habitat at every scale, and to help plan the future of Woodend’s meadows. REGISTRATION CLOSED.

Members $25; nonmembers $30. Register here.

Have you ever wanted to learn about the birds you see regularly around Washington? Did you know that about 250 birds either pass through or make this area their home?

Join us every Saturday morning at Woodend for our Beginner Bird Walks. An excellent place to come for those just starting out or for those who want to learn more about our area’s birds. From 8-9 am a volunteer leader will guide you through the important how tos: from how to use binoculars to how to identify our most prevalent resident birds.

Meet at the Audubon Naturalist Shop parking lot. Bring binoculars or use ours. Register here.

These gentle walks happen every Saturday morning from March through June, and September through November. Walks take place only on the first Saturday of December through February. There are no walks in July and August.

Be sure to visit the Audubon Naturalist Shop after the bird walk. The shop opens at 9 am on Saturdays and if you let the cashier know you attended that morning’s bird walk they will provide you with a coupon for a discount in the shop.

Have you ever wanted to learn about the birds you see regularly around Washington? Did you know that about 250 birds either pass through or make this area their home?

Join us every Saturday morning at Woodend for our Beginner Bird Walks. An excellent place to come for those just starting out or for those who want to learn more about our area’s birds. From 8-9 am a volunteer leader will guide you through the important how tos: from how to use binoculars to how to identify our most prevalent resident birds.

Meet at the Audubon Naturalist Shop parking lot. Bring binoculars or use ours. Register here.

These gentle walks happen every Saturday morning from March through June, and September through November. Walks take place only on the first Saturday of December through February. There are no walks in July and August.

Be sure to visit the Audubon Naturalist Shop after the bird walk. The shop opens at 9 am on Saturdays and if you let the cashier know you attended that morning’s bird walk they will provide you with a coupon for a discount in the shop.