Latest news:

May 01, 2008

We are currently accepting applications for Restoration Internship. Go to the Employment Opportunities web page for details.

May 01, 2008

Its the time for babies in the wildlife world. Sometimes they get abandoned or injured. Armand Bayou is not licensed as a Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility. Also, we can't add animals to our current population as it changes. There are places where you can get help and we have some tips for how the wildlife should be handled.

May 17, 2008

We will welcome around 500 guests to support Armand Bayou Nature Center's mission to "Reconnect People with Nature" at the 2008 Bayou Boil. State Representative, John Davis is the Honorary Chairper­son of the event.

May 31, 2008

Join us for Marsh Mania and help restore wetland habitat by spending a Saturday morning planting marsh grass. Free lunch and t-shirt will be provided to all volunteers. Students, families, corporate groups, youth groups, and individuals are welcome to attend. Don't want to get muddy but still want to help? We are also looking for volunteers to help with check-in booths, site set-up, food stations, etc.

For more information and registration go to www.galvbay.org/

 

Welcome to the

Armand Bayou Nature Center

Experience first hand how Armand Bayou Nature Center (ABNC) is working to preserve the wetlands prairie, forest and marsh habitats surrounding Armand Bayou. Visit this astonishingly beautiful part of the Texas Gulf Coast and "reconnect with nature". Visitors can learn about our plant and animal inhabitants, bird-watch, hike on the Nature Center's trails or view our live animal displays of snakes, spiders, hawks and bison. A visit to the Center's Martyn Farm will take you back in time to late 1800's farm life in Texas. Before you leave, make reservations to see the beauty of Armand Bayou on the "Bayou Ranger", an electric pontoon boat, or in a guided canoe tour.