| The Woodend Sanctuary Master Plan
Audubon Naturalist Society has begun the process of creating a 50-year master plan for our iconic 40-acre Woodend Sanctuary in Chevy Chase, Maryland. When completed in the Fall of 2016, the Woodend Master Plan will become the road map to an exciting future in which Woodend Sanctuary will serve as a vibrant community asset and the premier environmental learning destination in the DC metro region.
Master Plan Organizing Principles
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Master Plan Phase I Projects
New Entry Signs on Jones Mill Road |
| Master Plan Schedule
✓ September 15, 2015 Woodend Restoration and Stormwater Public Meeting ✓ October 13, 2015 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ October 22, 2015 ANS Annual Meeting ✓ October 28, 2015 Historic Preservation Consultation Hearing ✓ December 1, 2015 Naturalist Quarterly: Wayfinding Woodend ✓ December 9, 2015 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ December 15, 2015 Meeting with Neighborhood Communicators ✓ January 6, 2016 Historic Preservation Work Permit Hearing ✓ January 19, 2016 10 am Woodend Master Plan Walking Tour ✓ January, 2016 Woodend Neighbor Survey ✓ February 17, 2016 Coquelin Run Citizens Association Meeting Presentation ✓ February 24, 2016 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ March 14, 2016 Convocation of Woodend 2065 Council ✓ March 15, 2016 10 am Woodend Master Plan Walking Tour ✓ April 11, 2016 2 pm Woodend Master Plan Public Meeting ✓ April 11, 2016 7 pm Woodend Master Plan Public Meeting ✓ April 16, 2016 9 am Woodend Master Plan Walking Tour ✓ April 27, 2016 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ June 15, 2016 9 am Woodend Master Plan Walking Tour ✓ June 22, 2016 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ July 19, 2016 North Chevy Chase Village Meeting Presentation ✓ July 20, 2016 Neigborhood Flyers Distributed ✓ September 7, 2016 Woodend Master Plan Committee Meeting ✓ October 1, 2016 9 am Woodend Master Plan Walking Tour October 20, 2016 ANS Annual Meeting and Master Plan Debut |
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| Check Out our Survey Results
ANS Member Survey Neighbor Survey Master Plan Principles
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ANS is proud to participate in the Museum Assessment Program
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