Welcome to the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center—a home for discovery and exploration. Managed by Audubon New York, the center was established in 1923 as the country’s first National Audubon Society songbird sanctuary. Theodore Roosevelt’s gravesite sits at the edge of the sanctuary property. Our 14 acres boast extensive native plant demonstration gardens, several small ponds, a mile of hiking trails, and our famous Bessie Potter Vonnoh fountain sculpture.

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Please note that the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center is unable to take in injured or sick wildlife. If you are experiencing a wildlife emergency, consult these widlife rehabilitation website through the DEC or Animal Help Now to find a facility who is able to help.

How to Adapt Your Landscaping Practices for Climate Change 

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 2022

8:30 AM - 12 PM 

zoom webinar - $35 per person - continuing educations credits available

Join Audubon for a virtual half-day workshop. Designed for landscape professionals and the general public, this online program will focus on best practices for working in native plant gardens while considering our changing environment and the affects of climate change.  For more information on our presentations, view the digital event flyer here!

REGISTER HERE!