Champion Forest is for the Birds!
In 1980 Champion Forest was designated a Bird Sanctuary. This designation was gained by the work of a member of the Champion Forest Garden Club.
Our Bird sanctuary helps protect birds and encourages the conservation of our environment. When an area is declared a bird sanctuary, there are laws in place to protecting the feathered friends.
Bring birds to your home by growing native plants. With Audubon’s Native Plant Database, you can find the best plants for the birds in your area. Growing bird-friendly plants will attract and protect the birds you love while making your space beautiful, easy to care for, and better for the environment.
If you find injured or orphaned wildlife contact the Wildlife Center of Texas.
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Some of our neighborhood feathered friends. Click on the photos to see them close up.
All photographs are taken in Champion Forest and are the personal, copyright property of our amazing neighbor photographers. We hope you enjoy them.
To share your Champion Forest photographs please send them to the CF HOA President via the Contact form on the Board Members page.