What does Chattanooga Audubon Society do?

The Chattanooga Audubon Society is responsible for the sustainable management of four nature sanctuaries covering over 500 acres in Hamilton County, TN. Properties include a Native American historical site, a Pioneer cabin from the 1700s, an island in the Tennessee River, wetlands, forest schools, streams and a pristine mountain forest. We invite you to visit our locations at Audubon Acres, Maclellan Island, Audubon Mountain, and Mackey Branch Wetlands. Dozens of programs are held throughout the year for all ages. All details are available at: https://www.chattanoogaaudubon.org/