For 15 years, Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center has been a place where nature and community come together. Nestled within more than 200 acres of protected habitat in Cedar Hill and part of a nearly 3,000-acre greenbelt, the center has inspired countless visitors to explore, learn, volunteer, and build a deeper connection to the natural world. Through educational programs, family experiences, birdwatching, hiking, and conservation initiatives, Dogwood Canyon's mission of connecting communities to nature while protecting birds and the places they need continues to enrich lives and strengthen our region. Dogwood Canyon has demonstrated that conservation and community has a deep connection, creating opportunities for people to slow down, recharge, and find inspiration in the outdoors while safeguarding critical habitat for year-round and migratory birds.
- Volunteers for guided walks, ambassador animal encounters, and visitor docents
- Brass Quintet Band
- Cedar Hill State Park Presentation
- Audubon Dallas Presentation
- Dallas Weavers Association
- Community Tables: Blackland Prairie Raptor Center, City of Cedar Hill, Dallas County Open Space, Dark Skies International, Traphene Hickman Library, Trinity River Audubon Center
- Sponsors:
- Bruce Ballengee
- David Hurt-Wild Birds Unlimited
Thank you to our Anniversary partners/sponsors:
Bruce Ballengee
David Hurt/Wild Birds Unlimited
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