Welcome to All!
Pickering Creek Audubon Center conserves natural habitats on Maryland’s Eastern Shore by engaging and empowering our community through exploration, education and stewardship.
Trails are currently open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Please be sure to review our current guidelines before visiting. Dogs are not permitted.
About
Pickering Creek Audubon Center is a 450-acre working farm on the Eastern Shore of Maryland situated next to the tidal Pickering Creek in Talbot County, Maryland.
The Center’s property features a variety of habitats including mature hardwood forest, fresh and brackish marsh, meadow, tidal and non-tidal wetlands, over a mile of shoreline on a tidal creek, and cropland.
What we do
Pickering Creek Audubon Center conserves natural habitats on Maryland’s Eastern Shore by engaging and empowering our community through exploration, education and stewardship.
Catch Up
Since Pickering was donated- it has grown exponentially in keeping with the founders intent to connect people with nature. Find out more about what Pickering has been up to over the last year!
Go Native
Your yard — and the kinds of plants in it — matters more than you may know. Native plants play an important role in providing birds and insects the food need to survive and thrive in a way that non-native plants don’t.
Volunteer
Volunteers donate thousands of hours each year maintaining trails, monitoring the 60 nest box Eastern Bluebird trail, implementing habitat restoration projects, tending the gardens, and the buildings and grounds.
Join the Family
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.
What we have achieved
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