Internship and research opportunities are also available at the Sanctuary. In 1942, W.E. Clyde Todd donated the first parcel of land that was to become Todd Sanctuary, ASWP's nature reserve located in the Buffalo Creek drainage of southeastern Butler County. Mission The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania strives to manage Todd Sanctuary in a manner that has minimal impact on the native flora, fauna, and other natural features. Our management philosophy promotes education, nature study and passive recreation at Todd Sanctuary while protecting its natural areas by minimizing development. Sanctuary Guidelines Please sign the guest register.
Trails are open dawn to dusk .
Please read the sanctuary rules and sign the visitor register at the parking lot kiosk. Please, no dogs, horses, fishing poles or bikes. Todd Sanctuary is closed during deer gun season. ASWP does not allow hunting, but the sanctuary is surrounded by property upon which hunting is permitted. For the safety of everyone, we close the trails during gun season.