DBCC is a conservation education initiative of the Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF). DBCC is based on the programmatic architecture of AWF’s successful 20-year history operating our Alabama Nature Center facility in Millbrook, Alabama. DBCC allows visitors to learn about the wildlife, forests, fish, aquatic resources, and outdoor excursions of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta and Mobile Bay.

DBCC is an empowering addition to AWF as it allows us to reach additional youth and adults across Alabama with the conservation education message.

The DBCC includes:

• Hands-On Discovery Hall with interactive Delta & Bay nature displays.
• Theater/Auditorium with up to date technology and seating for up to 90.
• Fully equipped laboratory classroom that will accommodate up to 45 students.
• Delta Hall with large open floor plan for meeting/events with large deck overlooking delta marsh.
• Conference Center specifically dedicated to meetings/events up to100 people; has two 85” tvs with audio equipment and food staging area
• Walking Trails traversing 1.5 miles of coastal pines, liveoak forests, and scenic waterways.
• Kayak Launch into Sardine Pass
• Gift Shop with outdoor merchandise, especially for youth.