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Mitchell Lake Audubon Center is a wildlife refuge designated by the City of San Antonio and located on San Antonio Water System property. Once the sewage facility for the city, the lake is now exclusively for wildlife viewing and provides habitat.
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Mitchell Lake Audubon Center. Our mission is to connect people to nature through conservation and community education focused on birds and their habitats. ~~~ 10750 Pleasanton Road San Antonio, TX 78221 ~~~
Dedicated to connecting people to nature through birds and their habitats, Mitchell Lake offers a variety of programming- something for everyone in the family. Mitchell Lake strives to be the go-to place in San Antonio for outdoor, STEM-based education.
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We offer a variety of TEKS-aligned Academic programs and Tours at our center, on your campus, and at third-party facilities. Explore our program options below. Read more
Mitchell Lake is the only site in the San Antonio area that has mud flat habitat vital to shorebirds, making the habitat here critical for migrants. Additionally, it is a major wintering site for migratory waterfowl. Mitchell Lake also has a diverse assemblage of reptiles, amphibians, insects, and mammals and over 120 plant species.
Explore Mitchell Lake Audubon Center with an expert guide or at your own pace. We tailor tours around whatever topic you're interested in, have options geared specifically toward school groups, and if you'd prefer Mitchell Lake come to you - we can do that, too!
Get outside for our Holiday Open House and enjoy free entry all day at Mitchell Lake Audubon Center! This free event is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season while supporting our feathered friends.
Overview. On May 7, 2022 residents of San Antonio voted for an historic $1.2 billion General Obligation Bond package that includes $6 million in infrastructure improvements for Mitchell Lake Audubon Center, with projects being completed over a five-year period ending in 2027.