Events

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

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NEXT MEETING: DECEMBER 11, 1:30-3 PM

''Tis the season to look at galls decorating our winter trees and plants. What made them? What do they look like? What's in them.

And of course we'll practice identifying trees in the winter. Please come dressed for winter walking. Bring your binoculars and 10X loupe.

Here are 2 awesome reads with a quick video.

https://www.maine.gov/dacf/php/gotpests/diseases/factsheets/galls-col.pdf [https://www.maine.gov/dacf/php/gotpests/diseases/factsheets/galls-col.pdf]

https://www.maineaudubon.org/news/nature-moments-galls-cankers-and-witchs-brooms/ [https://www.maineaudubon.org/news/nature-moments-galls-cankers-and-witchs-brooms/]

See you then, Davida 776-1876 and Kiya

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Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

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MEMBERS $12, NONMEMBERS $15

Maine's loons, as well as the lakes and ponds in which they breed, are revered. But are we loving them to death?

Join new executive director of Maine Lakes Society and long-time director of Maine Audubon's Loon Count Susan Gallo to hear results from the 2018 Maine Loon Count and learn what it means for one of Maine's most important and revered habitats.

Susan will also discuss Maine Lakes Society's related work to address threats to both loons and people in terms of water quality, invasive species, and development.

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Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

MEMBERS; $5, NONMEMBERS: $7

Join Maine Audubon and Evelyn Rysdyk and Allie Knowlton from Spirit Passages to honor nature by celebrating the Winter Solstice. We will have storytelling by Margi Huber, rituals from around the world, a fire ceremony, and more. Refreshments will be served afterwards.

Registration is not required, but is helpful.

_Photo: Dance of the Firebugs by Flickr user Jay Joslin, used under the CC-By-2.0 license [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/]_

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LOCATION: FIELDS POND

MONDAY EVENINGS STARTING JANUARY 7TH (SIX SESSIONS), 6:30 – 7:30 PM

Our world is changing at such an astoundingly fast pace. We get caught up in our daily lives and the problems we face--we end up losing touch with that deep connection we have to our planet. Reconnecting with Earth helps participants explore how our cultural beliefs and personal values affect the way we view and treat Earth. Together, we'll discuss how our well-being is inextricably linked to the well-being of our planet. Participants discover a deeper respect for the planet and a renewed commitment to act--a shift that could be the key to real and lasting change.

Members: $35, includes course book

Non-Members: $40, includes course book

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

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NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING JANUARY 8-29.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

LOCATION: FIELDS POND

January 10th- February 14th, 2019 9:30-10:30 am

Weekly on Thursdays. 6-weeks/session for children ages 2-5.

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome ONLY if space is available.

Child members: $60 Child non-members: $80. Siblings under 2 free

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MEMBERS: $30, NONMEMBERS: $40

Kick off the year with a van trip to see as many FOY (First of Year) birds we can see. The route is yet to be determined but will likely explore the coast of York and Cumberland Counties or target lingering rarities.

We will leave Gilsland Farm in Falmouth at 8:00AM and plan to be back around 1:00PM but we ask that people are flexible with the return time. We make stops for bathrooms as needed, which can add time to the trip, and sometimes the birding is too good to wrap up on time!

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LOCATION: FIELDS POND

Saturday, January 12th 10am - 2pm

Join Maine Master Naturalist Andrea Lani for a day of journaling. We'll start the workshop indoors with an introduction to nature journaling during which participants will learn some drawing techniques designed to help even the most reluctant artist overcome their fears. From there we'll head outside and explore the Fields Pond property using a variety of journaling techniques that will help us truly see the natural world before us, practice describing nature using all of our senses, and write our way into stories about the winter world around us. The workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with experience in art, writing, or natural history.

Members: $30

Non-Members: $40

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING JANUARY 8-29.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

LOCATION: FIELDS POND

Thursday, January 17, 6-8 pm

Learn to identify mammal tracks through slides, prints and casts. Bring a notebook to make your own track field guide and make a track cast to take home. Great prep program for Saturday's field tracking workshop! Appropriate for all ages.

Members: $8, Non-Members: $10

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LOCATION: FIELDS POND

Saturday, January 19, 9AM - 11AM

How many times have you found strange markings in the snow and wondered what made them? Learn to identify the signs left behind by our wild neighbors and apply your skills from Thursday's workshop as we head outdoors at Fields Pond for a morning of tracking wildlife.

PLEASE NOTE: Be prepared to be outdoors in winter weather.

Members: $10, Non-Members: $12

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING JANUARY 8-29.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

MEMBERS $12, NONMEMBERS $15

Conservation Medicine: Navigating a Six Lane Highway to Systemic Change

Join Center for Wildlife Executive Director, Kristen Lamb, for a look inside a wildlife medical clinic and education center. Through live animal ambassadors, X-Rays, photographs, and storytelling, participants will learn about real-time challenges our wildlife face such as societal empathy on the decline, rapidly changing climate, and development/habitat loss.

This program may or may not be for the faint of heart, but all will leave feeling empowered and inspired with more knowledge and understanding to be a positive impact on the natural world, beginning today.

Beer and wine is included.

This program is for ages 21+ and is sponsored by Allagash Brewing and Chickadee Wines.

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Join Maine Audubon in preparing to celebrate National Bird Feeding month in February!

Transform your backyard into a bird sanctuary with the help of The Nature Store.

Offering food and water nurtures birds through the harsh winter, and allows us the chance to observe them up close. This is also an excellent opportunity to introduce kids to the natural world right outside our windows. Join us for tips on how!

We will be offering informal talks throughout the day.

Staff will be on hand to answer your questions.

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING JANUARY 8-29.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join us each Thursday for an easy stroll through Maine Audubon's Gilsland Farm Sanctuary. We will walk the property primarily looking for birds but won't ignore any other wildlife or plants. Bring your binoculars and dress to be comfortable outside for two hours. Our total walk is usually 1.8 miles but people can leave early if needed.

We meet near the main parking lot. If you arrive late we are typically by the pond for the first 15-20 minutes before heading into the West Meadow. Walks last approximately 2 hours.

A list of the most recent bird sightings from Gilsland Farm can be found here: ebird.org/ebird/hotspot/L251783

Contact: Doug Hitchcox - (207) 781-2330 x237

Register Here

LOCATION: FIELDS POND

It's almost Groundhog Day! Celebrate with yummy holiday treats and discover fascinating facts about woodchucks, the only rodent with its very own holiday! Unravel Groundhog Day lore and learn how differently this holiday was celebrated in the old days.

Members: $8, Non-Members: $10

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Shadow or no shadow?? Will winter end soon, or should we expect 6 more weeks? Punxsatawney Phil is famous for his winter predictions but do you know about our very own Rosewood and all our other groundhogs at Gilsland Farm?

Come visit us for a fun morning of learning about groundhogs, whistle pigs and woodchucks! We'll have books, kids activities and a presentation by Dr. Christine Maher, who has been studying our Gilsland Farm groundhogs for over 20 years.

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Join us at our Fields Pond Center for this in-depth 4-hour workshop is designed to provide training for early childhood educators.

Growing Up WILD is an education program that builds on children's sense of wonder about nature and invites them to explore wildlife and the world around them. Through a wide range of activities and experiences, Growing Up WILD provides an early foundation for developing positive impressions about the natural world and lifelong social and academic skills.

Growing Up WILD is a multi-award winning program having received the 2009 Family Choice Award and the 2011 Renewable Natural Resource Foundation Excellence in Journalism Award.

* Workshop participants will receive the activity guide, Growing Up WILD: Exploring Nature with Young Children, which:
* Is written especially for early childhood educators of children ages 3-7.
* Features 27 field-tested, hands-on, nature based, ready-made thematic units.
* Includes outdoor explorations, scientific inquiry, art projects, music, health and movement, conservation activities, reading and math connections.
* Involves social, emotional, physical, language, and cognitive domains to help foster learning and development in all areas.
* Supports developmentally appropriate practice allowing children to learn at levels that are individually, socially, and culturally appropriate.
* Is correlated to the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Standards and the Head Start Domains

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NONMEMBERS $100, MEMBERS $85  (INCLUDES $10 SUPPLY FEE)

Linocuts, or linoleum block prints, offer countless creative possibilities and can be created with the simplest of tools, entirely by hand, at your kitchen table! Many people recall making block prints in grade school, but this humble medium need not have been abandoned after age 12.

This workshop will cover the basics of image design, plate preparation, and printing with a focus on birds and images from nature. Participants will edition a small one-color print.

All supplies and tools will be provided including:

* Linoleum
* Ink
* Paper
* Brayers/rollers
* Carving tools etc.

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

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MEMBERS: $12, NONMEMBERS: $15

Maine's preeminent naturalist and nature author, Dr. Bernd Heinrich will share photos and stories from several seasons of research at his forest home in Western Maine.

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LOCATION: FIELDS POND

Have you ever wondered what is happening beneath the ice on a frozen lake? How do fish and other organisms survive for so long beneath the frozen surface? Join Dr. Stephen Coghlan, Associate Professor of Freshwater Fisheries Ecology, and his students from the University of Maine for a hands-on exploration of winter lake ecology on Fields Pond. _NOTE: Please dress for outdoor weather._

Members: $8, Non-Members: $10

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From awareness to action, Project WILD's hands-on approach to learning engages students in investigating the world around them, connecting them to conservation careers, and participating in solid STEM activities.

The NEW REVISED AND UPDATED Curriculum and Activity Guide can easily be adapted to meet the learning requirements for academic disciplines ranging from science and environmental education to social studies, math, and language arts.

Educators may choose one or more Project WILD activities to teach a concept or skill. The activities may be integrated into existing courses of study, or an entire set of activities may serve effectively as the basis for a specific course.

WILD workshops are designed so teachers become familiar with the activities and their multidisciplinary use in the classroom.

Workshops:

* include background information about Maine's wildlife and natural resources
* provide hands-on WILD experience with activities that address every subject and skill area
* assist participants with integration of WILD activities into their curriculums.

The activities found in Project WILD curriculum guide are intended for use in both classroom and informal settings.

If you would like to pay a different way then by credit card call, please call Beth at 207-781-2330 ext 273

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

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Maine Audubon Members: FREE

Non-member: $9, Children 2 & under are free

Join us for a celebration of winter weather and wildlife! Learn, create, and play at a variety of indoor and outdoor activity stations, including a winter wildlife touch table, giant snow shelter, scavenger hunt, tracking activities, snow science and art, face painting, snowshoeing with L.L.Bean Outdoor Discovery School, and more!

This event made possible by L.L.Bean.

No pre-registration required.

Non-members, or lapsed members can sign up now to avoid long lines at the door. https://www.maineaudubon.org/support/membership/

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WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

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February 19th- 22nd (4 days), 9AM to 3PM

Students, grades 3 - 5

$40/session Members, $50/session Non-member

Looking for something to do over school vacation week? Maine Audubon winter vacation camp is an opportunity for children in grades 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through hands-on activities and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, science, games, and stories. Each day will have a different theme and include topics about animal adaptations, snow science, tracking, and winter ecology.

Scholarships are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

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MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUESTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Tuesday: Winter Warm-up
From fur to feathers, we'll explore how animals stay warm (and practice bundling ourselves up, too!)

Wednesday: Snow Science
How do snowflakes form and what makes them special? We'll experiment with freezing and melting today.

Thursday: Over and Under the Snow
We'll follow animal tracks over the snow and figure out who is keeping warm under the snow, too.

Friday: Animal Adaptations
What special behaviors and body parts help animals survive? We'll see them up close and personal at a live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

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MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WINTER BIRDS (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2019)

Learn about the many bird adaptations! Where are they coming from, what type of nest will they build, what are they going to eat? Campers will be active learning about bird migration and get creative thinking and acting like a bird.

WILDLIFE ON THE MOVE (WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019)

Fly, hop, crawl, and waddle your way into camp where we will explore how iconic and endangered species move through nature. Campers will learn what these species need and will be able to create special messages through movement and art.

SNOW SCIENCE (THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019)

Explore how snow is formed and how it creates homes for many critters in the winter. We will get creative with frozen art and science experiments!

PREDATOR PROWL (FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019)

Today we will explore predators in winter during our LIVE ANIMAL SHOW (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

February 19th- 22nd (4 days), 9AM to 3PM

Students, grades 3 - 5

$40/session Members, $50/session Non-member

Looking for something to do over school vacation week? Maine Audubon winter vacation camp is an opportunity for children in grades 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through hands-on activities and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, science, games, and stories. Each day will have a different theme and include topics about animal adaptations, snow science, tracking, and winter ecology.

Scholarships are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUESTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Tuesday: Winter Warm-up
From fur to feathers, we'll explore how animals stay warm (and practice bundling ourselves up, too!)

Wednesday: Snow Science
How do snowflakes form and what makes them special? We'll experiment with freezing and melting today.

Thursday: Over and Under the Snow
We'll follow animal tracks over the snow and figure out who is keeping warm under the snow, too.

Friday: Animal Adaptations
What special behaviors and body parts help animals survive? We'll see them up close and personal at a live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WINTER BIRDS (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2019)

Learn about the many bird adaptations! Where are they coming from, what type of nest will they build, what are they going to eat? Campers will be active learning about bird migration and get creative thinking and acting like a bird.

WILDLIFE ON THE MOVE (WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019)

Fly, hop, crawl, and waddle your way into camp where we will explore how iconic and endangered species move through nature. Campers will learn what these species need and will be able to create special messages through movement and art.

SNOW SCIENCE (THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019)

Explore how snow is formed and how it creates homes for many critters in the winter. We will get creative with frozen art and science experiments!

PREDATOR PROWL (FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019)

Today we will explore predators in winter during our LIVE ANIMAL SHOW (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

February 19th- 22nd (4 days), 9AM to 3PM

Students, grades 3 - 5

$40/session Members, $50/session Non-member

Looking for something to do over school vacation week? Maine Audubon winter vacation camp is an opportunity for children in grades 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through hands-on activities and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, science, games, and stories. Each day will have a different theme and include topics about animal adaptations, snow science, tracking, and winter ecology.

Scholarships are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUESTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Tuesday: Winter Warm-up
From fur to feathers, we'll explore how animals stay warm (and practice bundling ourselves up, too!)

Wednesday: Snow Science
How do snowflakes form and what makes them special? We'll experiment with freezing and melting today.

Thursday: Over and Under the Snow
We'll follow animal tracks over the snow and figure out who is keeping warm under the snow, too.

Friday: Animal Adaptations
What special behaviors and body parts help animals survive? We'll see them up close and personal at a live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WINTER BIRDS (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2019)

Learn about the many bird adaptations! Where are they coming from, what type of nest will they build, what are they going to eat? Campers will be active learning about bird migration and get creative thinking and acting like a bird.

WILDLIFE ON THE MOVE (WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019)

Fly, hop, crawl, and waddle your way into camp where we will explore how iconic and endangered species move through nature. Campers will learn what these species need and will be able to create special messages through movement and art.

SNOW SCIENCE (THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019)

Explore how snow is formed and how it creates homes for many critters in the winter. We will get creative with frozen art and science experiments!

PREDATOR PROWL (FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019)

Today we will explore predators in winter during our LIVE ANIMAL SHOW (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

ADULT MEMBER: $10,  ADULT NONMEMBER: $15

MEMBER CHILD: $5, NONMEMBER CHILD: $10 

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Join Maine Audubon and our friends at Center for Wildlife as we get an up close look at several fascinating species of wildlife, including birds, reptiles, mammals, and other critters. With the live animals and interactive discussion, we'll learn more about these animals up close, and explore our connection to them.

Please note: This program entails a formal presentation involving live animals, and is most appropriate for school-aged children and older. Guests are asked to remain still and quiet throughout the 45-minute presentation so as not to disrupt the animals and other people. Thank you!

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

February 19th- 22nd (4 days), 9AM to 3PM

Students, grades 3 - 5

$40/session Members, $50/session Non-member

Looking for something to do over school vacation week? Maine Audubon winter vacation camp is an opportunity for children in grades 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through hands-on activities and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, science, games, and stories. Each day will have a different theme and include topics about animal adaptations, snow science, tracking, and winter ecology.

Scholarships are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUESTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Tuesday: Winter Warm-up
From fur to feathers, we'll explore how animals stay warm (and practice bundling ourselves up, too!)

Wednesday: Snow Science
How do snowflakes form and what makes them special? We'll experiment with freezing and melting today.

Thursday: Over and Under the Snow
We'll follow animal tracks over the snow and figure out who is keeping warm under the snow, too.

Friday: Animal Adaptations
What special behaviors and body parts help animals survive? We'll see them up close and personal at a live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WINTER BIRDS (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2019)

Learn about the many bird adaptations! Where are they coming from, what type of nest will they build, what are they going to eat? Campers will be active learning about bird migration and get creative thinking and acting like a bird.

WILDLIFE ON THE MOVE (WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2019)

Fly, hop, crawl, and waddle your way into camp where we will explore how iconic and endangered species move through nature. Campers will learn what these species need and will be able to create special messages through movement and art.

SNOW SCIENCE (THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2019)

Explore how snow is formed and how it creates homes for many critters in the winter. We will get creative with frozen art and science experiments!

PREDATOR PROWL (FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2019)

Today we will explore predators in winter during our LIVE ANIMAL SHOW (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 19.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

From awareness to action, Project WILD's hands-on approach to learning engages students in investigating the world around them, connecting them to conservation careers, and participating in solid STEM activities.

The NEW REVISED AND UPDATED Curriculum and Activity Guide can easily be adapted to meet the learning requirements for academic disciplines ranging from science and environmental education to social studies, math, and language arts.

Educators may choose one or more Project WILD activities to teach a concept or skill. The activities may be integrated into existing courses of study, or an entire set of activities may serve effectively as the basis for a specific course.

WILD workshops are designed so teachers become familiar with the activities and their multidisciplinary use in the classroom.

Workshops:

* include background information about Maine's wildlife and natural resources
* provide hands-on WILD experience with activities that address every subject and skill area
* assist participants with integration of WILD activities into their curriculums.

The activities found in Project WILD curriculum guide are intended for use in both classroom and informal settings.

If you would like to pay a different way then by credit card call, please call Beth at 207-781-2330 ext 273

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 19.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS (**PLEASE NOTE NEW TIMES!)
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 2/19

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 19.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

NONMEMBERS: $20/CLASS

MEMBERS: $15/CLASS

STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-8 MEET WEEKLY FROM 3:30-5:30 AT GILSLAND FARM  STARTING FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 19.

Students will engage in activities designed to help them learn about local ecosystems and their environment. Activities will include environmental problem solving, advocacy, educating others about protecting ecosystems, conservation, service learning and stewardship all in a fun, experiential, and interactive way.

If signing up for 3 or more sessions, scholarships are available. Please contact Beth Pauls, 207-781-2330 x273.

Register Here

Escape Maine's winter doldrums on a week-long tour with Field Guides Inc and Maine Audubon to Oaxaca, Mexico. This tour offers excellent birding in an area of Mexico with a high concentration of endemic species around a city with a rich archaeological and cultural heritage. The city is located at the crossroads of several major biogeographic regions of Mexico, and its bird life is influenced by all of these. Among the resultant mixture are two dozen species endemic to Mexico, including West Mexican Chachalaca, Boucard's and Gray-barred wrens, Dusky and Beautiful hummingbirds, Bridled and Oaxaca sparrows, Gray-breasted Woodpecker, Russet Nightingale-Thrush, Red Warbler, and Slaty and Dwarf vireos. We'll look to see them against Oaxaca's rich backdrop of culture and ruins.

A full trip itinerary is available here: MAINE AUDUBON OAXACA TOUR ITINERARY [HTTPS://FIELDGUIDES.COM/ITINERARIES/OAX19P-ITIN.PDF]

More information including past trip lists and registration info is available here: MEXICO: OAXACA IN 2019 WITH MAINE AUDUBON [HTTPS://FIELDGUIDES.COM/OAX19P.HTML]

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Monday: Give Plants a Chance
From catkins above our heads to fiddleheads at our feet, we'll look high and low for signs of new plant growth and will try to figure out which animals use these plants for food and shelter.

Tuesday: Springtime Birds
Birds are migrating back to Maine, singing, and building nests! We will look and listen for birds and practice building different types of nests.

Wednesday: Frogs and Turtles
Birds and the only animals singing and building nests this time of year. We will explore the life cycles and adaptation of frogs and turtles today.

Thursday: Habitat Connections
What do plants and animals need to survive? How can people protect and provide habitat for wildlife? We'll explore some special habitats and Gilsland Farm and plant seeds to take home.

Friday: Earth Day
We'll kick off Earth Day weekend with a celebration of stewardship and a special live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WETLAND EXPLORATIONS (MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019)

Insects, amphibians, birds, mammals, and more are some of the things we may spot on our journey to the pond and marsh. Net and capture some of the critters with us to study them up close!

BIRDS BONANZA (TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019)

Campers will fly into an exciting day of flight, song, and bird behavior. We will put our birding skills to the test and see how many bird species we can find today.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL  (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019)

Campers will participate in activities that will have them acting like animals using their adaptations to survive in the wild.

TRACKING (THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019)

Learn how to identify animals by footprints, scat, and other clues they leave behind. Become a detective to solve the mystery of who has been here!

EARTH CELEBRATION (FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2019)

Today we will celebrate the Earth by learning about animal adaptations during our Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature and Earth art.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Monday: Give Plants a Chance
From catkins above our heads to fiddleheads at our feet, we'll look high and low for signs of new plant growth and will try to figure out which animals use these plants for food and shelter.

Tuesday: Springtime Birds
Birds are migrating back to Maine, singing, and building nests! We will look and listen for birds and practice building different types of nests.

Wednesday: Frogs and Turtles
Birds and the only animals singing and building nests this time of year. We will explore the life cycles and adaptation of frogs and turtles today.

Thursday: Habitat Connections
What do plants and animals need to survive? How can people protect and provide habitat for wildlife? We'll explore some special habitats and Gilsland Farm and plant seeds to take home.

Friday: Earth Day
We'll kick off Earth Day weekend with a celebration of stewardship and a special live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WETLAND EXPLORATIONS (MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019)

Insects, amphibians, birds, mammals, and more are some of the things we may spot on our journey to the pond and marsh. Net and capture some of the critters with us to study them up close!

BIRDS BONANZA (TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019)

Campers will fly into an exciting day of flight, song, and bird behavior. We will put our birding skills to the test and see how many bird species we can find today.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL  (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019)

Campers will participate in activities that will have them acting like animals using their adaptations to survive in the wild.

TRACKING (THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019)

Learn how to identify animals by footprints, scat, and other clues they leave behind. Become a detective to solve the mystery of who has been here!

EARTH CELEBRATION (FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2019)

Today we will celebrate the Earth by learning about animal adaptations during our Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature and Earth art.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Monday: Give Plants a Chance
From catkins above our heads to fiddleheads at our feet, we'll look high and low for signs of new plant growth and will try to figure out which animals use these plants for food and shelter.

Tuesday: Springtime Birds
Birds are migrating back to Maine, singing, and building nests! We will look and listen for birds and practice building different types of nests.

Wednesday: Frogs and Turtles
Birds and the only animals singing and building nests this time of year. We will explore the life cycles and adaptation of frogs and turtles today.

Thursday: Habitat Connections
What do plants and animals need to survive? How can people protect and provide habitat for wildlife? We'll explore some special habitats and Gilsland Farm and plant seeds to take home.

Friday: Earth Day
We'll kick off Earth Day weekend with a celebration of stewardship and a special live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WETLAND EXPLORATIONS (MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019)

Insects, amphibians, birds, mammals, and more are some of the things we may spot on our journey to the pond and marsh. Net and capture some of the critters with us to study them up close!

BIRDS BONANZA (TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019)

Campers will fly into an exciting day of flight, song, and bird behavior. We will put our birding skills to the test and see how many bird species we can find today.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL  (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019)

Campers will participate in activities that will have them acting like animals using their adaptations to survive in the wild.

TRACKING (THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019)

Learn how to identify animals by footprints, scat, and other clues they leave behind. Become a detective to solve the mystery of who has been here!

EARTH CELEBRATION (FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2019)

Today we will celebrate the Earth by learning about animal adaptations during our Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature and Earth art.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Monday: Give Plants a Chance
From catkins above our heads to fiddleheads at our feet, we'll look high and low for signs of new plant growth and will try to figure out which animals use these plants for food and shelter.

Tuesday: Springtime Birds
Birds are migrating back to Maine, singing, and building nests! We will look and listen for birds and practice building different types of nests.

Wednesday: Frogs and Turtles
Birds and the only animals singing and building nests this time of year. We will explore the life cycles and adaptation of frogs and turtles today.

Thursday: Habitat Connections
What do plants and animals need to survive? How can people protect and provide habitat for wildlife? We'll explore some special habitats and Gilsland Farm and plant seeds to take home.

Friday: Earth Day
We'll kick off Earth Day weekend with a celebration of stewardship and a special live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WETLAND EXPLORATIONS (MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019)

Insects, amphibians, birds, mammals, and more are some of the things we may spot on our journey to the pond and marsh. Net and capture some of the critters with us to study them up close!

BIRDS BONANZA (TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019)

Campers will fly into an exciting day of flight, song, and bird behavior. We will put our birding skills to the test and see how many bird species we can find today.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL  (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019)

Campers will participate in activities that will have them acting like animals using their adaptations to survive in the wild.

TRACKING (THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019)

Learn how to identify animals by footprints, scat, and other clues they leave behind. Become a detective to solve the mystery of who has been here!

EARTH CELEBRATION (FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2019)

Today we will celebrate the Earth by learning about animal adaptations during our Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature and Earth art.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

MEMBER PRICE $60 PER DAY, NON-MEMBER PRICE $75 PER DAY

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

We will start our camp day with scientific exploration, make a connection with a book at lunch, have free play, and reconnect with an activity or craft tying into the theme of the day.

Daily Camp themes

WETLAND EXPLORATIONS (MONDAY, APRIL 15, 2019)

Insects, amphibians, birds, mammals, and more are some of the things we may spot on our journey to the pond and marsh. Net and capture some of the critters with us to study them up close!

BIRDS BONANZA (TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2019)

Campers will fly into an exciting day of flight, song, and bird behavior. We will put our birding skills to the test and see how many bird species we can find today.

ANIMAL SURVIVAL  (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2019)

Campers will participate in activities that will have them acting like animals using their adaptations to survive in the wild.

TRACKING (THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2019)

Learn how to identify animals by footprints, scat, and other clues they leave behind. Become a detective to solve the mystery of who has been here!

EARTH CELEBRATION (FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH, 2019)

Today we will celebrate the Earth by learning about animal adaptations during our Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30) provided by the Center for Wildlife! We will finish our day with an exploration in nature and Earth art.

Cancellation Policy [https://www.maineaudubon.org/events/forms-and-policies/]

Register Here

MEMBER: $48, NONMEMBER $60

REGISTER FOR SINGLE DAYS OR THE WHOLE WEEK!

LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

AGES 3-5

Our half-day (9am-1pm) preschool camps are an opportunity for children ages 3-5 to learn about winter wildlife through play and outdoor adventure. Our daily schedule includes time for art, hiking, free play, games, stories, and songs.

PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS are available to those who need financial assistance. Please call 207-781-2330 x.273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form [http://www.maineaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Maine-Audubon-Financial-Aid-Form.pdf] (pdf).

PRESCHOOL CAMP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [HTTP://WWW.MAINEAUDUBON.ORG/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2018/10/PRESCHOOL-CAMP-FAQ.PDF] (pdf)

Monday: Give Plants a Chance
From catkins above our heads to fiddleheads at our feet, we'll look high and low for signs of new plant growth and will try to figure out which animals use these plants for food and shelter.

Tuesday: Springtime Birds
Birds are migrating back to Maine, singing, and building nests! We will look and listen for birds and practice building different types of nests.

Wednesday: Frogs and Turtles
Birds and the only animals singing and building nests this time of year. We will explore the life cycles and adaptation of frogs and turtles today.

Thursday: Habitat Connections
What do plants and animals need to survive? How can people protect and provide habitat for wildlife? We'll explore some special habitats and Gilsland Farm and plant seeds to take home.

Friday: Earth Day
We'll kick off Earth Day weekend with a celebration of stewardship and a special live animal show with the Center for Wildlife.

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here

WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS
9-WEEKS/SESSION, NO CLASS 4/16

CHILD MEMBERS: $120
CHILD NON-MEMBERS: $150
AGES 2-5, SIBLINGS UNDER 2 FREE
LOCATION: GILSLAND FARM

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.

_Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available. ($15/week for members, $20/week nonmembers)_

Register Here