Houston Audubon
@houstonaudubon.org
Houston Audubon promotes conservation and appreciation of birds and wildlife habitat. Manages 17 sanctuaries in the Texas Gulf Coast region. Provides educational programs and activities for all age groups. Sponsors Texas Rare Bird Alert.
Houston Audubon's Company Logos


Houston Audubon's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#00AEEF
Cerulean
0, 174, 239
196, 100, 47
100, 27, 0, 6
#FFEC53
Gorse
255, 236, 83
53, 100, 66
0, 7, 67, 0
#955B11
Hawaiian Tan
149, 91, 17
34, 80, 33
0, 39, 89, 42
About Houston Audubon
Houston Audubon is a reputable brand in the field of conservation, education, and advocacy. Established in 1969 as an independent chapter of the National Audubon Society, this 501(c)(3) charitable organization is dedicated to protecting the natural environment for birds and people alike. Their mission is to advance bird conservation and positively influence the habitats that support them.
Houston Audubon achieves their mission through various means. They own and manage 17 nature sanctuaries, which cover a vast expanse of 4,121 acres in the Greater Houston and Galveston regions. These sanctuaries serve as critical habitats for birds.
In addition, Houston Audubon offers educational programs and nature experiences to increase awareness and understanding of birds and their ecosystems. They also actively advocate for policies and management actions that support the conservation of birds and their environments. Furthermore, Houston Audubon has been accredited as a Land Trust since 2017, emphasizing their commitment to preserving vital bird habitats.
They are assigned to counties such as Brazoria, Chambers, Ft. Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Matagorda, Montgomery, Waller, Washington, and Wharton. Overall, Houston Audubon envisions a healthier and more beautiful place to live, where birds are valued and supported.
They strive to inspire a culture of conservation, promoting harmony between humans and nature
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1969
Company size
11-50 employees
