Join Steven Hamp, hydrologist and watershed specialist, for a guided nature hike in Bear Canyon. Come learn about the three major habitats at the Audubon Center that support a rich birding experience. We will explore the characteristics of a healthy watershed and have a chance to see some migratory birds and some early wildflowers.

Meet at the classroom at 10:30am. Participants should bring shoes suitable for walking 1-2 miles over dirt trails, water, and sun protection.

Suggested donation of $5 per person. Reserve your spot by registering online. Questions? Contact Katie (kweeks@audubon.org)

Native plants attract, feed, and offer protection for wildlife. See native plants in the Audubon Center landscape and learn how they can be used effectively in your own garden!

Saturday, June 25th from 10:00 - 11:00am

Reserve one of the 10 available spots by calling 505-983-4609.

Master Gardener Class will take place in the Audubon Center Classroom

Call 505-983-4609 for more information.

Call 505-983-4609 to register.

Come one, Come all for Adult Art Classes at the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary

Get out in nature, and join Elizabeth Jenny on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 1-4pm. This workshop-style art series will occur from June 14 - July 21 during one of the most beautiful times at the Center. You can sign up for a 3 week session or simply drop-in for the afternoon! Drop-in classes are only $20 plus a $5 site-fee and art supplies are included! For the 3-week session please bring your own art supplies. Contact Sammi via email at smartinlangmaid@audubon.org for more information and a list of art supplies.  

• One Session: 3 weeks, twice a week: $120 plus $25 site fee
• Drop-In: Per Day: $20 plus a $5 site fee

About Elizabeth Pollard Jenny

Elizabeth Pollard Jenny has been an artist all her life. As a child, she drew and painted while enrolled in a program directed by Francis Friesike Kilmer, the daughter of one of America's foremost impressionists (Fredrick Carl Friesike). After earning a bachelors degree at St. John’s College in Santa Fe, she completed a masters degree in design and photography at the American University, in Washington, DC. She has taught design at the community college level and fine art at organizations like Naropa University and Anderson Ranch Arts Center outside Aspen, Colorado. She has participated in Open Studios of Boulder, Colorado, and has led adult education classes in drawing, plein air painting and wildlife sketching. Art examples at jennyartanddesign.com 

Art in Nature at the Randall Davey Audubon Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays (June 14-July 21) from 1-4pm.

Art Classes will meet at the Nature Store/Visitor Center.

Please contact Samantha at 505-983-4609 ext.31 or at smartinlangmaid@audubon.org for more information.

Registration is required. Please reserve a spot by emailing Samantha at smartinlangmaid@audubon.org  or you can call 505-983-4609.