The National Audubon Society has opened registration for their legendary 6-day birding programs for adults, teens and families at the historic Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine. Kenn Kaufman, Scott Weidensaul, Steve Kress,
Clay Sutton, Bill Thompson III, and many more expert ornithologists,
naturalists, educators and authors will be in residence during the 2013 sessions. Scholarships are available through the National Audubon Society, with applications due January 15th.
Hog Island Audubon Camp is run by the Seabird Restoration Program (Project Puffin) of the National Audubon Society. All summer programs include field trips to nearby Eastern Egg Rock, where Dr. Steve Kress and his team of biologists have successfully restored an island colony of Atlantic Puffins, and Roseate, Arctic and Common Terns. Immerse yourself in the joy of birding with expert-led workshops, lively evening presentations, saltwater birding tours and trips to diverse habitats on the Maine coast.
Roger Tory
Peterson was the camp’s first birding instructor in 1936 and many of
America’s finest naturalists, including Rachel Carson, have spent time on the 330-acre wildlife sanctuary, located in mid-coast Maine, on Muscongus Bay. Participants live in restored wooden buildings dating back to the early 1900’s and are treated to three fabulous meals each day, prepared by chef extraordinaire Janii Laberge.
2013 Programs:
Maine Seabird Biology & Conservation – May 31-June 5 & Sept 8-3
Joy of Birding - June 9 - 14
Field Ornithology - June 16—21
The Arts of Birding – June 23-28
Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens - June 16—21 & June 23—28
Sharing Nature: An Educator's Week- July 18—23
Family Camp - August 20—25
Living on the Wind: Fall Migration and Monhegan Island - Sept 15—20 & 22-27
For more information or to enroll, visit
http://hogisland. audubon.org<http://hogisland. audubon.org/> or
call (607) 257-7308 x 14.
You may also contact the registrar at
hogisland@audubon. org. $50 earlybird discount for registrations received by December 14th. Nearly 100 scholarships are offered each year by local Audubon Chapters and birding clubs - see the website for more information.
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0 repliesThe National Audubon Society has opened registration for their legendary 6-day birding programs for adults, teens and families at the historic Hog Island Audubon Camp in Maine. Kenn Kaufman, Scott Weidensaul, Steve Kress,
Clay Sutton, Bill Thompson III, and many more expert ornithologists,
naturalists, educators and authors will be in residence during the 2013 sessions. Scholarships are available through the National Audubon Society, with applications due January 15th.
Hog Island Audubon Camp is run by the Seabird Restoration Program (Project Puffin) of the National Audubon Society. All summer programs include field trips to nearby Eastern Egg Rock, where Dr. Steve Kress and his team of biologists have successfully restored an island colony of Atlantic Puffins, and Roseate, Arctic and Common Terns. Immerse yourself in the joy of birding with expert-led workshops, lively evening presentations, saltwater birding tours and trips to diverse habitats on the Maine coast.
Roger Tory
Peterson was the camp’s first birding instructor in 1936 and many of
America’s finest naturalists, including Rachel Carson, have spent time on the 330-acre wildlife sanctuary, located in mid-coast Maine, on Muscongus Bay. Participants live in restored wooden buildings dating back to the early 1900’s and are treated to three fabulous meals each day, prepared by chef extraordinaire Janii Laberge.
2013 Programs:
Maine Seabird Biology & Conservation – May 31-June 5 & Sept 8-3
Joy of Birding - June 9 - 14
Field Ornithology - June 16—21
The Arts of Birding – June 23-28
Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens - June 16—21 & June 23—28
Sharing Nature: An Educator's Week- July 18—23
Family Camp - August 20—25
Living on the Wind: Fall Migration and Monhegan Island - Sept 15—20 & 22-27
For more information or to enroll, visit
http://hogisland. audubon.org<http://hogisland. audubon.org/> or
call (607) 257-7308 x 14.
You may also contact the registrar at
hogisland@audubon. org. $50 earlybird discount for registrations received by December 14th. Nearly 100 scholarships are offered each year by local Audubon Chapters and birding clubs - see the website for more information.