Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary

Located on the outskirts of Santa Fe, the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary spans over 135 acres, providing a haven for a wide variety of plant and animal life. The center's diverse ecosystems, including riparian woodlands and mixed conifer forests, allow visitors to experience a rich diversity of birds and wildlife. The center is named after Randall Davey, a well-known artist whose historic home still stands on the property and is an integral part of the visitor experience. It plays a pivotal role in environmental education, offering programs and tours that foster a deeper understanding of local ecology and conservation efforts. Popular activities include bird watching, guided nature walks, and self-guided tours around the center's trails. Visitors can expect to see numerous bird species, among them the rare and beautiful broad-tailed hummingbird and the Dusky Grouse. With its serene landscapes and historical significance, the sanctuary appeals to both nature lovers and those interested in the region's cultural history.