Welcome to Tahoma Audubon Society

The Tahoma Audubon Society’s mission is to conserve and restore ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and earth’s biological diversity.

We strive to involve youth, families, and seniors in the discovery and protection of native habitat throughout Pierce County. We develop and offer year-round, family-based, nature education programming at the Tacoma Nature Center (Tacoma, WA), the Adriana Hess Audubon Center (University Place, WA), and at the Morse Wildlife Preserve (Graham, WA). 

We organize and lead field trips throughout Puget Sound and the State.  We also work to affect public policy at the city, county and state level to achieve our conservation goals.

            Check out our Annual Report for 2007              

It highlights our successes in 2007:

• Helped pass State legislation to protect shorelines from unregulated geoduck farming. 
• Protected over 800 acres of pristine oak prairie and wetlands from the proposed Cross-Base Highway.
• Doubled the number of youth and adults we are serving through our educational programs. 
• Helped get the Green Tacoma Partnership off the ground to protect and restore our urban green spaces.