Saturday, June 6, 9AM to 3PM
Tropical Audubon Society Headquarters
5530 Sunset Drive, Miami, Florida 33143
Presenting Sponsor
June is the ideal month to expand your native plantings because Mother Nature can do much of the watering for you. To make the most of rainy season, circle Saturday, June 6 for our Go-Native Plant Sale presented by Galloway Farm Nursery. The much-anticipated annual event is staged at our wooded Steinberg Nature Center grounds, and hosted by Master Gardeners who will suggest the best plant types for your landscape and offer cultivation tips.
The bounty of native plants for sale will help attract and nurture birds, bees, butterflies, ladybugs, beetles, bats and other wildlife, and will transform your yard, patio or balcony into a thriving, low-maintenance pollinator-friendly habitat. For inspiration you can also stroll the nature trails that thread our Pine Rocklands and Tropical Hardwood Hammock.
Parking: Limited on-site parking via the 55th Avenue entry gate; metered parking on Sunset Drive; various garage within 1-3 blocks; Metrorail service to South Miami Station.
Plants and More Galore!
Buy limited quantities of wild “Tropical Honey” produced in our on-campus beehives and harvested/bottled by TAS board member Kirsten Hines.
Buy our exclusive Bird Note Cards.
Purchase We-Be-Jammin ALL NATURAL Jams, Preserves and Chili Sauces made from the freshest fruits and produce.
Learn about “Lights Out Miami” to help migrating birds survive their journey by making your windows bird-safe with Feather Friendly® decals.
Things to Do
Take a Self-Guided Bird Walk
Bring your binoculars and explore our wooded campus!
Stroll our Pine Rocklands & Tropical Hardwood Hammock
Explore our Pine Rocklands and Tropical Hardwood Hammock to gain inspiration for replicating these crucial habitats in your landscape. Pack a picnic to enjoy under our iconic chickee.
Discover our
Doc Thomas House
Visit our historic Doc Thomas House headquarters to learn more about its significance, and how you can help us steward this architectural gem.
As the official local chapter of National Audubon, Tropical Audubon Society has been leading area bird walks, defending wildlife, protecting natural resources, Biscayne Bay and the Everglades since our 1947 founding. Join our grassroots conservation organization for Earth Day Weekend as we celebrate our 75th Anniversary at our 1932 historic Doc Thomas House headquarters.
Banner photo: Black-throated Blue Warbler by Will Stuart.