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Aullwood Inspires, Teaches and Involves! “Aullwood is a legend among nature centers.” —Thane Maynard, CEO Cincinnati Zoo you are welcome here! Aullwood is open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Aullwood is closed most major holidays. general admission Children 2 and under — FREE Children 3 to 11 — $5.00 Adults 12 and over — $7.00 Members, Friends of Aullwood and Audubon Society with membership card — FREE administrative office and Marie S. Aull Education Center Aullwood online www.aullwood.org [email protected] where to find us Aullwood is only twelve miles north of downtown Dayton, and three miles west of the Dayton International Airport. Aullwood’s natural legacy Aullwood is a treasure in southwest Ohio. Marie S. Aull presented an unprecedented gift to the National Audubon Society in 1957 — a beautiful wildlife sanctuary and one of the Midwest’s first nature centers. Today Aullwood’s 200-acre sanctuary includes six miles of walking trails winding through prairie, woods, ponds, farmland and meadows. Aullwood’s Marie S. Aull Education Center is filled with dozens of hands-on exhibits in two discovery rooms, countless opportunities to explore rich natural resources in six thematic classrooms, and places for quiet reflection in observation rooms. A 175-seat auditorium provides space for meetings, conferences, receptions and other community events. At Aullwood’s sustainable farm, visitors explore the century-old bank barn which is home to pigs, horses, goats and other livestock. The Charity A. Krueger Farm Discovery Center features interactive exhibits, a farm classroom, a 225- seat auditorium and the country’s first Head Start Nature/Farm Preschool that is located on a working farm. Visitors may explore colorful herb and vegetable gardens, spring house, pond, sugar house and croplands. volunteer opportunities Volunteers are essential to Aullwood. We would love to help you find a way to share your time and talent. Some volunteers teach school children, while others help in the office and nature store. Other volunteers assist with farm, maintenance and sanctuary work. Call us, and we’ll find a place for you to have fun, learn and develop a family of friends. Friends of Aullwood Aullwood is supported by Friends of Aullwood memberships, donations, grants, bequests, program fees, special events, merchandise sales and endowment income. Friends of Aullwood members enjoy free general admission, a quarterly newsletter, program and nature store discounts and special programs. Memberships range in price from $40–$500. Call us for more information. Aullwood Farm 9101 Fredrick Pike Dayton OH 45414-1129 (937) 890-7360 1000 Aullwood Road Dayton OH 45414-1129 (937) 890-7360

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Aullwood Inspires, Teaches and Involves!

“Aullwood is a legend among nature centers.” —Thane Maynard, CEO Cincinnati Zoo

you are welcome here!Aullwood is open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Aullwood is closed most major holidays.

general admissionChildren 2 and under — FREEChildren 3 to 11 — $5.00Adults 12 and over — $7.00Members, Friends of Aullwood and Audubon Society with membership card — FREE

administrative office and Marie S. Aull Education Center

Aullwood [email protected]

where to find usAullwood is only twelve miles north of downtown Dayton, and three miles west of the Dayton International Airport.

Aullwood’s natural legacyAullwood is a treasure in southwest Ohio. Marie S. Aull presented an unprecedented gift to the National Audubon Society in 1957 — a beautiful wildlife sanctuary and one of the Midwest’s first nature centers. Today Aullwood’s 200-acre sanctuary includes six miles of walking trails winding through prairie, woods, ponds, farmland and meadows.

Aullwood’s Marie S. Aull Education Center is filled with dozens of hands-on exhibits in two discovery rooms, countless opportunities to explore rich natural resources in six thematic classrooms, and places for quiet reflection in observation rooms. A 175-seat auditorium provides space for meetings, conferences, receptions and other community events.

At Aullwood’s sustainable farm, visitors explore the century-old bank barn which is home to pigs, horses, goats and other livestock. The Charity A. Krueger Farm Discovery Center features interactive exhibits, a farm classroom, a 225-seat auditorium and the country’s first Head Start Nature/Farm Preschool that is located on a working farm. Visitors may explore colorful herb and vegetable gardens, spring house, pond, sugar house and croplands.

volunteer opportunitiesVolunteers are essential to Aullwood. We would love to help you find a way to share your time and talent. Some volunteers teach school children, while others help in the office and nature store. Other volunteers assist with farm, maintenance and sanctuary work. Call us, and we’ll find a place for you to have fun, learn and develop a family of friends.

Friends of AullwoodAullwood is supported by Friends of Aullwood memberships, donations, grants, bequests, program fees, special events, merchandise sales and endowment income. Friends of Aullwood members enjoy free general admission, a quarterly newsletter, program and nature store discounts and special programs. Memberships range in price from $40–$500. Call us for more information.

Aullwood Farm9101 Fredrick Pike Dayton OH 45414-1129(937) 890-7360

1000 Aullwood Road Dayton OH 45414-1129(937) 890-7360

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Center to Farm Trail (0.55 miles)Sugarbush Trail (0.26 miles)Birds, Flight and the Wrights Trail (0.42 miles, paved) Geology Trail (0.32 miles)Shawnee Trail (0.27 miles)Wildflower Trail (0.10 miles)Trail StepsRock or Log CrossingParkingP

The National Audubon Society, one of the world’s largest conservation organizations, is dedicated to protecting birds and habitats through a network of state offices and Audubon Centers. By creating bird-friendly communities, saving important bird areas through flyways and shaping a healthy climate and clean energy future, Audubon is making a difference! Audubon connects people with conservation through fun and innovative environmental education programs that inspire action!

nature is our best classroomExplore a vibrant place where nature is always changing. Visit Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm where woodcocks dance, wildflowers grow and dragonflies dart! At the farm watch frolicking goats, hear clucking chickens and smell fragrant herbs.

Head Start preschoolers through college students are engaged in programs from Comparing Communities, to STEMing Science into Conservation Action, to Farmyard Adventures. Aullwood's Center for Lifelong Learning also offers workshops and classes for preschoolers through seniors. Learning truly is a lifelong experience!

Come experience nature and farming first hand.

activities aboundAullwood offers a variety of special events that teach and inspire:

• Winter is a time for Breakfast with Woodland Santa,Winter Lecture Series, Beer and Brewing with A Taste ofAullwood and Pancake Brunch.

• Spring events include Nature’s MajestyGala, Birdathon, Native Plant Sale andFarm Babies Fest.

• Summer brings Summer Earth Adventures classes,Aullwood en Blanc, bird/butterfly surveys, horse-drawn wagon rides and prairie walks.

• Fall activities include Apple Fest, GLOW, One StopHoliday Shop, Friends of Aullwood Birdseed Saleand candle dipping.

Audubon… where birds thrive, people prosper

Marie S. Aull Education Center1000 Aullwood Road, Dayton, OH 45414-1129

Charity A. Krueger Farm Discovery Center9101 Frederick Pike, Dayton, OH 45414-1129

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