The Pascagoula River Audubon Center is a vibrant nature center in Mississippi offering remarkable bird-watching, kayaking, and educational opportunities along the Pascagoula River.
The Pascagoula River Audubon Center, located in Moss Point, Mississippi, serves as a gateway to one of the largest undammed river systems in the continental United States—the Pascagoula River. Emphasizing conservation, education, and recreation, the center offers diverse outdoor opportunities such as bird-watching and kayaking in the varied settings of riverfront and forested trails. The center supports a multitude of native bird species, making it a prime spot for ornithologists and birding enthusiasts. Its history ties deeply with efforts to preserve the natural integrity and wildlife of the Pascagoula River, with exhibits detailing the ecology and contributions of this lifeline to the Gulf of Mexico. Visitor amenities include a nature trail and outdoor pavilion, enhancing the appeal for families and individuals seeking educational experiences and serene natural beauty.
Bird watching from the observation deck over the estuary
Kayaking excursions on the Pascagoula River
The interpretive nature trail with educational placards
The expansive native plant garden supporting pollinators
A self-guided path through diverse habitats with educational stops.
Offers picturesque views over the river and premium bird-watching spots.
Showcases regional flora and their role in local ecosystems.