Bingham Island Audubon Preserve

About

A small preserve along Southern Boulevard where your kid can spot wading birds, terns, and other coastal wildlife from the mainland viewing area. The site focuses on protecting nesting shorebirds and offers a quick nature stop without needing boat access to the actual island. Good for kids who enjoy birdwatching and short outdoor visits. The preserve has easy roadside parking and works well for a brief educational stop rather than an extended program. Note that the island itself isn't accessible, but the viewing opportunities from shore make it worthwhile for young nature lovers.

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Programs (1)

• Bingham Island Audubon Preserve Program

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  · Sunday· Afternoon· Membership Required

  Bingham Island Audubon Preserve is a great way to get kids (and grown-ups!) outside learning about Florida's birds and coastal habitats through hands-on conservation work. You'll spend Sunday afternoons at the preserve doing real stewardship activities—things like helping monitor water birds, removing debris that could harm them, and exploring the natural spaces where terns, plovers, and other coastal birds live and nest. It's perfect for families who want their kids to understand how nature actually works and why protecting these birds matters. A membership is $7 per month, which gives you access to the program. What really sets this apart is that you're not just learning about birds in a classroom—you're actually helping protect them as part of Audubon's nationwide conservation effort.