Our facility in Millbrook, Alabama offers scenic hiking trails, engaging educational programs—including Lanark Field Days, camps, the NaturePlex—and a variety of special events for all ages to enjoy!
Our facility in Spanish Fort, Alabama, COMING SOON, will include hiking trails and educational programs. Check back often for updates on our progress.
Formerly known as the Alabama Outdoor Classroom Program, and focuses on the Habitat Learning Lab, Junior Wildlife Scientist program, and a variety of Educator Resources.
Youth Fishing Rodeo, GameWatch, Conservation, and Historical Projects.
Includes Wildlife Biologist Assistance, Conservation Projects, and the Governor's Conservation Awards.
Whether you’re sponsoring, attending, or signing up as a backyard chef, local cook-offs are the perfect way to support conservation.
Check back often or sign up for periodic updates on the AWF Delta & Bay Conservation Center at Five Rivers in Spanish Fort—our expansion of AWF’s proven conservation education model to Southwest Alabama.
We’re excited to bring the same programmatic foundation of the Alabama Nature Center in Millbrook to the AWF Delta & Bay—customized to highlight the natural resource elements unique to this region.
AWF is a dynamic, citizen-based conservation organization with over 250,000 members and supporters dedicated to creating and promoting a balance between use, management, and protection of Alabama’s wildlife and related natural resources through education, community involvement, and boots-on-the-ground assistance.
AWF Oyster Restoration Committee recommended, and the AWF Board of Directors approved, setting aside a quarter of a million dollars for oyster restoration in Mobile Bay and Mississippi Sound.
