March 15th: Nature’s Best Hope with Entomologist Doug Tallamy
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Working with partners to improve habitat along the Atlantic Flyway at Pickering Creek and in surrounding communities.
From creating wetlands and warm season grass meadows on the 400 acre Pickering Creek Audubon Center, to creating schoolyard habitats or planting saltmarsh grasses in Maryland's Important Bird Areas, Pickering Creek Audubon Center is working with partners to improve bird habitat on Maryland's Eastern Shore. To make an even bigger impact for wildlife, every habitat project at Pickering Creek and in the community includes a student driven component. Students learn about bird habitats, make recommendations and implement habitat plantings that connect them deeply to the natural world around them.
Pickering’s New Shallow Water Wetland Awaits Visiting Shore Birds… and You!
Each time a student interacts with Pickering Creek, they take action for wildlife!
Gardening for wildlife is sometimes a long process of trial and error. It seems this group of students, along with some skilled volunteers may have gotten it right!
A simple guide to get started gardening for birds and beneficial insects.
New Habitat for Humanity homeowners install Bird Friendly gardens with the help of Audubon.
Pickering is full of native plants that provide quality habitat for native wildlife including birds, insects and more. Take a tour of some native plants that could work in your yard!
Help get kids outdoors, and you help birds. As we build environmental literacy in Maryland, we create a citizenry of people who take action for birds.
Choose Pickering Creek Audubon Center from the dropdown menu to make giving easy with automatic monthly gifts.
Begin your Pickering Creek journey today by submitting a volunteer application, so we can know your time and talents and work with you to find the perfect fit.
