Naming Rights to a 1.2-acre, 52,800 square foot freshwater pond.  This pond is a birding destination at Coastal Heritage Preserve and the viewing destination of the Edward and Helen Oppenheimer Bird Observatory! This 52,800 square foot freshwater pond is viewable from the bird observatory. The site is open dusk to dawn and hosts free parking, restrooms, and walking trails. The site will not disappoint any lover of nature.

Description Naming Rights to a 1.2-acre freshwater pond at Coastal Heritage Preserve – Helen and Edward Oppenheimer Bird Observatory!  This pond is on the Great Texas Birding Trail, surrounded by bull rush, rattletraps, and other native trees to offer seclusion and solitude to shy ducks, birds, mammals, and turtles. Visitors don’t have to work to view wildlife here as they site in the architecturally significant bird observatory and are frequently rewarded with unexpected bird species. This pond is famous for seeing rarer and less common species of ducks, waders, and hawks on the Preserve throughout the year.  During migration, this view can’t be beaten. As, it is a great place to watch for waders, warblers, flycatchers, shrikes, and rails. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzMzN-HYjO8&t=403s

You will receive the

• name in perpetuity with three signs along the trail,
• your name choice on trail maps,
• recognition on our social media platforms celebrating the naming of the trails, and
• a private special event for up to ten people to see the signs unveiled.