Tropical Audubon Society
4.8FreeClosed · opens tomorrow 9:00 AMA historic pine cottage and native plant sanctuary in South Miami
The Tropical Audubon Society headquarters occupies the historic 1932 "Doc" Thomas House and the surrounding Steinberg Nature Center in South Miami. Visitors can explore three acres of restored native pine rockland and hardwood hammock habitats that serve as an oasis for local wildlife and migratory birds. The site hosts educational community events, guided bird walks, and environmental conservation advocacy programs throughout the year.
History
Founded in 1961, the Tropical Audubon Society has been at the forefront of conservation efforts in South Florida. The organization has played a crucial role in protecting local wildlife and promoting environmental education.
Expert notes
- Visit early in the morning for the best bird activity.
- Check their website for special events and programs.
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking the trails.
Features
- Birdwatching Trails
- Educational Programs
- Native Plant Garden
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