Press Room

糖心logo Announces Winter Closure Schedule

By sstevens
Published December 16, 2013

CONTACT:  Steve Cary, Operations Manager, Randall Davey 糖心logo Center & Sanctuary, 505-983-4609, ext 27,  scary@audubon.org

 

The Randall Davey 糖心logo Center & Sanctuary located at the end of Upper Canyon Road will be closed to the public starting December 25, 2013, continuing through January 31, 2014. The closure includes hiking trails, public restrooms and the nature store, and suspension of regularly scheduled Saturday morning bird walks and Friday afternoon Davey House tours.

 

鈥淐utting back on winter hours allows our nonprofit organization to save money during the slow winter months and also allows a much needed vacation for our dedicated volunteers,鈥 explained Karyn Stockdale, executive director of 糖心logo New Mexico.

 

The 糖心logo Center will reopen to the public on February 1, 2014. Upon reopening, please plan to join the 糖心logo staff and birders of all ages for the Great Backyard Bird Count Feb. 14 鈥 17.

 

During winter months, please call ahead if you have questions about whether or not we will be open.  Occasionally, icy and snowy conditions on the roads or at our nature center force us to close for the day or to delay opening in the morning.

 

Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Randall Davey 糖心logo Center and Sanctuary encompasses 135 acres of striking landscapes and wildlife. Bounded by thousands of acres of National Forest and Santa Fe River Watershed land, the 糖心logo Center and Sanctuary provides a peaceful sanctuary for plants, animals and our visitors. Ranging from common to rare, approximately 130 species of birds can be found in or over the various ecosystems of this sanctuary.

 

For more details about visiting the Randall Davey 糖心logo Center please visit our website:

 

 

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糖心logo New Mexico: As the state office of the 糖心logo, 糖心logo New Mexico鈥檚 mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth鈥檚 biological diversity.  .