Nestled on the edge of Clear Lake, within Pasadena city limits, lies one of southeast Houston’s best-kept secrets—Armand Bayou Nature Center. Spanning 2,500 acres, this hidden gem offers miles ...

Read full article: Hispanic Heritage Month: The story of Armand Yramategui, namesake of Armand Bayou Nature Center Armand Bayou Nature Center was created as a living memorial to a Houston native ...

Armand Bayou Nature Center What: The center is one of the largest urban wilderness preserves in the nation, containing 2500 acres of natural wetlands, forest, prairie and marsh habitats.

Each fall since 1981 the Martyn Farm at Armand Bayou Nature Center has given visitors the opportunity to turn back the clock to circa 1900. Life on a Gulf Coast farm could be harsh, but also simple.

The city of Pasadena was renamed Middle Bayou to Armand Bayou and in 1974, the Armand Bayou Nature Center was founded. The center continues to honor his legacy and Hispanic heritage with a focus ...

Harris County will add 1,137 acres to the Armand Bayou Nature Center a move that will allow for better flood mitigation in the southeast Houston area while preserving green space. County officials ...

The center at 8500 Bay Area Blvd. was named for Armand Yramategui, who started the drive to preserve Armand Bayou (formerly Middle Bayou) and the surrounding land. The center was incorporated in 1974.