Pamela A. Westrom Wildlife Habitat
Stay up to date with the most recent news on the additional birds of prey project happening at Audubon Community Nature Center.
For those of you who told us to dream bigger, thank you! We are truly dreaming and planning big. With the support of generous donors, construction has started on the Pamela A. Westrom Wildlife Habitat.
This project consists of an animal care room that is large enough for behind the scenes tours and three to four animal enclosures. We are building the new habitats adjacent to Liberty the Bald Eagle’s enclosure to create a corridor of wildlife for visitors to enjoy. We hope that the addition of these animals will enrich the relationship between people and nature by offering a greater diversity of species to whom visitors can connect.
As the staff lead for Animal Care, I am currently training with live birds of prey, such as hawks and owls, and researching care for these animals in preparation to obtain additional birds that will live in the Pamela A. Westrom Wildlife Habitat.
Please check back for updates on the project throughout 2021 – 2022.
-Kim Turner
Education Assistant

Ground Breaking
The new habitats are being built adjacent to the current Bald Eagle exhibit.

Liberty the Bald Eagle
Construction is taking place is Liberty’s neighborhood. For your safety and hers, Liberty’s habitat will be off limits during the construction of the project. To keep up to date with the area’s favorite Bald Eagle, please follow along on her Facebook page.
Address
Audubon Community Nature Center
1600 Riverside Road
Jamestown, NY 14701
(716) 569-2345
info@auduboncnc.org
Hours and Admission
Nature Center:
Monday - Saturday
10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday
Closed
Click here for holiday closings
Admission
Temporarily by donation
Grounds and Liberty:
Daily, year round from dawn to dusk
Free of charge
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Thank you, Community Partners
Audubon Community Partners make a significant financial contribution each year because they believe that every child deserves the opportunity to have a real and healthy connection to nature.
Bob and Kathy Frucella
Carnahan-Jackson Foundation
Chautauqua Region Community Foundation
Holmberg Foundation
Hultquist Foundation
Jessie Smith Darrah Fund
Lenna Foundation
Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation