Events

Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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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Join us at Fields Pond for the Annual Holiday Member Double Discount Day!

All items in the store will be 20% off (excluding optics)! We'll be open 9 am-6 pm, right up t the PVC CHapter Holiday party, so make a list and come check things off at the Nature Store at Fields Pond.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon CenterTwo sessions: 10:30 am and 12:30 pm

$12 Adult Non-member (kids $6); $8 Adult Members (kids $4)Kids are ages 13 and under.

Preregistration is required!

Come meet the Owls of Birdsacre up close and personal! "Achilles," the educational, non-releasable Great Horned Owl; "Atticus," the calm Barred Owl, and "Little Gentleman," the diminutive Saw-Whet Owl. Hear their stories of personal and species challenges and learn how we can help in the work of owl conservation. This is a family friendly event. Space will be limited due to the comfort of the owls and humans (pre-registration is required).

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Nonmembers: $30, Members (Maine Audubon and Wild Seed Project) $20

Location: Gilsland Farm

SOLD OUT!

In this workshop, Heather McCargo of Wild Seed Project leads a hands-on experience in native plant propagation, from ecologically-responsible seed collection and storing procedures to germination techniques. We will learn about perennial wildflowers, ferns, shrubs, and trees with an emphasis on outdoor seed sowing in pots or growing beds. Be prepared to dig your hands deep into the diversity of native seeds! Participants will go home with several pots sown with native seeds.

Co-sponsored by Wild Seed Project. Members receive member discount.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon CenterTwo sessions: 10:30 am and 12:30 pm

$12 Adult Non-member (kids $6); $8 Adult Members (kids $4)Kids are ages 13 and under.

Preregistration is required!

Come meet the Owls of Birdsacre up close and personal! "Achilles," the educational, non-releasable Great Horned Owl; "Atticus," the calm Barred Owl, and "Little Gentleman," the diminutive Saw-Whet Owl. Hear their stories of personal and species challenges and learn how we can help in the work of owl conservation. This is a family friendly event. Space will be limited due to the comfort of the owls and humans (pre-registration is required).

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Next meeting: December 10Location: TBD

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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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Location: Fields Pond, Holden

Weave a 17" tall pack-basket with premium reed. Pine shoes, plywood base and straps are included. Course and material fee: $100 for a 17" basket, covers cost of material, strap and instruction.

Bring a lunch and we will provide tea, coffee, and light snacks.

Jes Steele has been weaving baskets for over 20 years and Pack Baskets the last ten years. She guarantees that you will have a lovely Packbasket by the end of the class.

Jes has been working in the field of Outdoor and Adventure Education over the past 25+ years, is currently the Director of the Outdoor Adventure Center at Unity College, and has been creating baskets and teaching Pack Basket courses for ten years.

Space will be limited, please register early. Participants will leave with their very own pack-basket, and the workshop cost includes all materials and tools.

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Adult Member: $10, Adult Nonmember: $15Child Member: $5, Child Nonmember: $10

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join naturalist Marcia Wilson and photographer Mark Wilson for Maine Audubon's annual live owl show. Each show includes a hooting lesson, an entertaining slideshow and a close-up look at several different owl species.

People of all ages love this show - come get close and personal with live owls!

This program often sells out, and tickets are selling fast - register today to avoid disappointment.

Three Shows:

10:30 - 11:15 am (shorter program, most suitable for young children)1:00 - 2:15 pm - SOLD OUT3:00 - 4:15 pm

The Wilsons (Dunstable, MA) first brought their owls to Maine Audubon in 1999 and have come to Gilsland Farm annually since 2003. Their owl sanctuary is licensed to house up to 22 owls and they typically bring six to eight owls of different species with them when they come to Maine. Learn more at their website.

Children: 12 and under

Cancellation Policy

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Adult Member: $10, Adult Nonmember: $15Child Member: $5, Child Nonmember: $10

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join naturalist Marcia Wilson and photographer Mark Wilson for Maine Audubon's annual live owl show. Each show includes a hooting lesson, an entertaining slideshow and a close-up look at several different owl species.

People of all ages love this show - come get close and personal with live owls!

This program often sells out, and tickets are selling fast - register today to avoid disappointment.

Three Shows:

10:30 - 11:15 am (shorter program, most suitable for young children)1:00 - 2:15 pm - SOLD OUT3:00 - 4:15 pm

The Wilsons (Dunstable, MA) first brought their owls to Maine Audubon in 1999 and have come to Gilsland Farm annually since 2003. Their owl sanctuary is licensed to house up to 22 owls and they typically bring six to eight owls of different species with them when they come to Maine. Learn more at their website.

Children: 12 and under

Cancellation Policy

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Adult Member: $10, Adult Nonmember: $15Child Member: $5, Child Nonmember: $10

Location: Gilsland Farm

Join naturalist Marcia Wilson and photographer Mark Wilson for Maine Audubon's annual live owl show. Each show includes a hooting lesson, an entertaining slideshow and a close-up look at several different owl species.

People of all ages love this show - come get close and personal with live owls!

This program often sells out, and tickets are selling fast - register today to avoid disappointment.

Three Shows:

10:30 - 11:15 am (shorter program, most suitable for young children)1:00 - 2:15 pm - SOLD OUT3:00 - 4:15 pm

The Wilsons (Dunstable, MA) first brought their owls to Maine Audubon in 1999 and have come to Gilsland Farm annually since 2003. Their owl sanctuary is licensed to house up to 22 owls and they typically bring six to eight owls of different species with them when they come to Maine. Learn more at their website.

Children: 12 and under

Cancellation Policy

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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; $5, Nonmembers: $7Location: Gilsland Farm

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.

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Member families: $16, Nonmember families: $20Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Join us for a family-oriented celebration of nature in winter as we recreate Eve Bunting's classic story The Night Tree. We'll decorate our own night trees to share with Maine's winter wildlife.

Come relax and spend time with your loved ones on the longest night of the year. Warm cider awaits!

Advance registration is recommended. Drop-ins welcome if space is available.

Note: peanut products will be present during this event.

Contact: (207) 989-2591

Cancellation Policy

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Members: FREE, Nonmembers: $8

Bundle up and join the Fields Pond Audubon staff for a moonlit walk along the Sanctuary trails. Hot beverages will be available indoors following the walk. Snowshoes will be available for those in need, but pre-registration is required to reserve a set.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Suggested donation: $5

Join us this winter for a monthly environmentally focused film showing on the "big screen" at Fields Pond. Films run in length between 40 and 90 minutes, with time for discussion afterwards. Please call Fields Pond to find out what will be showing this month or check out our Facebook page for details. $5 suggested donation.

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Members: $10, Nonmembers: $15Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks revisiting the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

Identifying birds: There are 10,000 species of birds in the world -- with 455 spotted in Maine -- but which is the one you are looking at right now? This class will teach you the essentials of identifying birds: from beak to tail, we will teach you the things to look for when identifying birds.

Other sessions:

January 28 - Birding Basics: Finding Birds

February 11 - Birding Basics: Behavior

February 25 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, HoldenMembers: Free Nonmember: $8

Requiem is sound installation by sound artist and musician Steve Norton. The work's topic is human-driven extinction. It is an electronic music composition whose sound materials are exclusively the sounds of bird and frog species which have gone extinct during the era of recorded sound, enabling us to hear them once again, forever or until the power goes out. Steve will address the audience at the Fields Pond Center regarding the making of Requiem, his artistic research, the work's context and a little about the technology involved. Steve was a working musician in the Boston area for over thirty years, playing woodwinds and other instruments in the avant-garde jazz and free improvisation communities. He has recently completed an MFA in Intermedia at the University of Maine. Note: The Requiem installation will be open to the public at Fields Pond from January 13th through February 13th.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Members: $5 Nonmembers: $10

Come join staff Environmental Educator and Forest Ecologist, Sophie DeMaio, to look at trees a little more closely. We will use ID keys to begin recognizing our favorite trees, even in winter.

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Members: FREE, Nonmembers: $8

Join Shelby Wright, Director of Community Services at Coastal Resources of Maine, to find out the latest recycling technology in your neighborhood. Gathering the waste of over 100 of our local communities, the new Hampden facility uses Fiberight's proprietary state-of-the-art technology to recover resources from our waste stream and convert them into value-added products and bio-fuels. Come find out what's happening with your trash!

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

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Members $12, Nonmembers $15

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 this private birding tour for Resplendent Quetzals, Scarlet Macaws, and a long list of other fabulous tropical birds and specialties in a beautiful country with Field Guides Inc and Maine Audubon.

This Costa Rica tour has been designed to sample many of the country's major habitats on a short tour while keeping travel time between sites to a minimum. Targeting many of Costa Rica's most charismatic bird species, we'll travel to the steamy Caribbean lowlands, up through the foothills and cloudforests of the bird-rich eastern slopes, into the gorgeous oak forests and the scrubby paramo of the high Talamanca mountains, and down into the transitional forests in the Pacific coastal lowlands. All along the way, we'll be staying in comfortable lodges or hotels, often with fantastic birding right outside our doors!

A full trip itinerary is available here: Maine Audubon Costa Rica Tour Itinerary

More information including past trip lists and registration info is available here: Costa Rica 2020 with Maine Audubon

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Members: $10, Nonmembers: $15

Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks revisiting the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

You've got the tools, you know how to identify them, but where are they?! This class will focus on how to attract birds to your yard and how to find birds.

Other sessions:

February 11 - Birding Basics: Behavior

February 25 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Location: Fields Pond, HoldenMembers: Free, Nonmembers: $8

Maine has the most progressive and scientific moose management program in the United States. Join Lee Cantor, Maine's Moose Biologist with the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, as he explains what the research is telling us about the survival and future of this iconic Maine species.

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Members: $5 (kids $3), Nonmembers: $8 (kids $6)

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. Test your knowledge with a Groundhog trivia game! This is a family friendly event.

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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)

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Tickets: Donations Requested

Mainers Betty Jamison, Kris Reid and John Bryant recently travelled to Tanzania to hike/climb to the top of Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa. Experience the 5 habitat zones on the way up the mountain, the logistics of getting there, and the beauty of the struggle to 19,400 feet.

Program cost is by donation. Note: This presentation is a fundraiser for Fields Pond and Holden Land Trust hiking trails. Thanks for your generous support!

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Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

FREE Event

A day to celebrate all things winter! Both indoor and outdoor activities for the whole family. A complete schedule will be available closer to the event date. Details coming soon! Free for all!

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Location: Husson University, BangorMember: $25, Nonmember: $30

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. All curriculum materials are backed by sound educational practices and theory.

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:

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

Click here to find our more about Project WILD.

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

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Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Suggested donation: $5

Join us this winter for a monthly environmentally focused film showing on the "big screen" at Fields Pond. Films run in length between 40 and 90 minutes, with time for discussion afterwards. Please call Fields Pond to find out what will be showing this month or check out our Facebook page for details. $5 suggested donation.

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Back by popular demand, we will spend a few weeks to revisit the basics of birding. This is the perfect opportunity for people newly interested in birding, novices needing a refresher, and for even the 'pros' to learn something new. Every two weeks we will cover a different topic that is essential to birding. You can review the courses and join us for the topics that interest you!

When we go birding, we get a quick glimpse into the lives of those birds. This week we will focus on learning about bird behavior and analyzing exactly what it is birds are doing throughout the day.

Members: $10, Nonmembers: $15

Other sessions:

February 25 - Birding Basics: Making it Count (eBird intro)

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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 Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Gilsland Farm, FalmouthMembers $12, Nonmembers $15

Local artist and Maine Audubon friend Michael Boardman was the Artist in Residence for Arctic National Wildlife Reserve (ANWR) last summer. This interactive presentation will include Michael's stories, artwork, and lessons from one of the Earth's most imperiled landscapes.

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Maine Audubon Members: FREENon-member: $9, Children 2 & under are free

Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required.

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, 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/

Register Here

Register for single days or the whole week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages 3-5

Our half-day (9 am-1 pm) 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 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Tuesday: Snow ScienceAre all snowflakes really unique? How do they form? We'll explore freezing and melting today as we investigate snow and ice.

Wednesday: Animal Hide and SeekWho is hiding in the snow? What animal evidence can we find? Today we'll practice following and identifying animal tracks and explore camouflage, too!

Thursday: Feathered FriendsNot all of our birds fly south for the winter! Today we'll look for those that stick around (or come to) Maine and learn about how they adapt to the cold.

Friday: Winter WildlifeWho is sleeping under the snow? Who is active? After a special meet and greet with an animal ambassador, we'll hit the trail to search for active animals and cozy winter homes.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

February 18- 21 (4 days), 9 am- 3 pm

Non-member: $50 per session. Members: $40 per session. Scholarship assistance available.

Students, grades 2 - 5

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.

Register Here

Member price $60 per day, Non-member price $75 per day

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages: For campers currently in grades K-5

Each day we will explore the landscape of Gilsland Farm, learn together about a daily wildlife theme, make connections with a story at lunch, enjoy free play, and wrap-up with an activity or craft tying into that day's topic.

Daily Camp themes

Tracking - Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Learn how animal tracks tell a story - of who's been there, what they were doing, and where they might have gone! We will spend the day looking for evidence of wildlife around Gilsland Farm - footprints, scat, and other clues abound for us to investigate.

Winter Birds - Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Which birds stay in Maine to brave the cold? Which head south for the winter? Together we'll observe and study the amazing ways birds cope with our changing seasons.

Snow Science & Snow Art - Thursday, February 20, 2020

By exploring the amazing properties of snow and ice campers will deepen their understanding of our frozen world. We'll spend time creating art about and with these frozen resources to celebrate the beauty of winter.

Winter Wildlife - Friday, February 21, 2020

On this day we'll enjoy an engaging Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30 am) put on by the Center for Wildlife and their animal ambassadors. We'll wrap up the day exploring the frozen landscape of Gilsland Farm and considering how we can help winter wildlife.

Cancellation Policy

Register Here

Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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 Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Register for single days or the whole week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages 3-5

Our half-day (9 am-1 pm) 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 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Tuesday: Snow ScienceAre all snowflakes really unique? How do they form? We'll explore freezing and melting today as we investigate snow and ice.

Wednesday: Animal Hide and SeekWho is hiding in the snow? What animal evidence can we find? Today we'll practice following and identifying animal tracks and explore camouflage, too!

Thursday: Feathered FriendsNot all of our birds fly south for the winter! Today we'll look for those that stick around (or come to) Maine and learn about how they adapt to the cold.

Friday: Winter WildlifeWho is sleeping under the snow? Who is active? After a special meet and greet with an animal ambassador, we'll hit the trail to search for active animals and cozy winter homes.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

February 18- 21 (4 days), 9 am- 3 pm

Non-member: $50 per session. Members: $40 per session. Scholarship assistance available.

Students, grades 2 - 5

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.

Register Here

Member price $60 per day, Non-member price $75 per day

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages: For campers currently in grades K-5

Each day we will explore the landscape of Gilsland Farm, learn together about a daily wildlife theme, make connections with a story at lunch, enjoy free play, and wrap-up with an activity or craft tying into that day's topic.

Daily Camp themes

Tracking - Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Learn how animal tracks tell a story - of who's been there, what they were doing, and where they might have gone! We will spend the day looking for evidence of wildlife around Gilsland Farm - footprints, scat, and other clues abound for us to investigate.

Winter Birds - Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Which birds stay in Maine to brave the cold? Which head south for the winter? Together we'll observe and study the amazing ways birds cope with our changing seasons.

Snow Science & Snow Art - Thursday, February 20, 2020

By exploring the amazing properties of snow and ice campers will deepen their understanding of our frozen world. We'll spend time creating art about and with these frozen resources to celebrate the beauty of winter.

Winter Wildlife - Friday, February 21, 2020

On this day we'll enjoy an engaging Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30 am) put on by the Center for Wildlife and their animal ambassadors. We'll wrap up the day exploring the frozen landscape of Gilsland Farm and considering how we can help winter wildlife.

Cancellation Policy

Register Here

Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Register for single days or the whole week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages 3-5

Our half-day (9 am-1 pm) 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 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Tuesday: Snow ScienceAre all snowflakes really unique? How do they form? We'll explore freezing and melting today as we investigate snow and ice.

Wednesday: Animal Hide and SeekWho is hiding in the snow? What animal evidence can we find? Today we'll practice following and identifying animal tracks and explore camouflage, too!

Thursday: Feathered FriendsNot all of our birds fly south for the winter! Today we'll look for those that stick around (or come to) Maine and learn about how they adapt to the cold.

Friday: Winter WildlifeWho is sleeping under the snow? Who is active? After a special meet and greet with an animal ambassador, we'll hit the trail to search for active animals and cozy winter homes.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

February 18- 21 (4 days), 9 am- 3 pm

Non-member: $50 per session. Members: $40 per session. Scholarship assistance available.

Students, grades 2 - 5

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.

Register Here

Member price $60 per day, Non-member price $75 per day

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages: For campers currently in grades K-5

Each day we will explore the landscape of Gilsland Farm, learn together about a daily wildlife theme, make connections with a story at lunch, enjoy free play, and wrap-up with an activity or craft tying into that day's topic.

Daily Camp themes

Tracking - Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Learn how animal tracks tell a story - of who's been there, what they were doing, and where they might have gone! We will spend the day looking for evidence of wildlife around Gilsland Farm - footprints, scat, and other clues abound for us to investigate.

Winter Birds - Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Which birds stay in Maine to brave the cold? Which head south for the winter? Together we'll observe and study the amazing ways birds cope with our changing seasons.

Snow Science & Snow Art - Thursday, February 20, 2020

By exploring the amazing properties of snow and ice campers will deepen their understanding of our frozen world. We'll spend time creating art about and with these frozen resources to celebrate the beauty of winter.

Winter Wildlife - Friday, February 21, 2020

On this day we'll enjoy an engaging Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30 am) put on by the Center for Wildlife and their animal ambassadors. We'll wrap up the day exploring the frozen landscape of Gilsland Farm and considering how we can help winter wildlife.

Cancellation Policy

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

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 for an up close look at several of their animal ambassadors. We'll learn about the adaptations that help these creatures survive in the wild, how they became non-releasable ambassadors, and what we can do to live in harmony with wildlife.

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

Register Here

Member price $60 per day, Non-member price $75 per day

Sign up for individual days or all week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages: For campers currently in grades K-5

Each day we will explore the landscape of Gilsland Farm, learn together about a daily wildlife theme, make connections with a story at lunch, enjoy free play, and wrap-up with an activity or craft tying into that day's topic.

Daily Camp themes

Tracking - Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Learn how animal tracks tell a story - of who's been there, what they were doing, and where they might have gone! We will spend the day looking for evidence of wildlife around Gilsland Farm - footprints, scat, and other clues abound for us to investigate.

Winter Birds - Wednesday, February 19, 2020

Which birds stay in Maine to brave the cold? Which head south for the winter? Together we'll observe and study the amazing ways birds cope with our changing seasons.

Snow Science & Snow Art - Thursday, February 20, 2020

By exploring the amazing properties of snow and ice campers will deepen their understanding of our frozen world. We'll spend time creating art about and with these frozen resources to celebrate the beauty of winter.

Winter Wildlife - Friday, February 21, 2020

On this day we'll enjoy an engaging Live Animal Show (10:30-11:30 am) put on by the Center for Wildlife and their animal ambassadors. We'll wrap up the day exploring the frozen landscape of Gilsland Farm and considering how we can help winter wildlife.

Cancellation Policy

Register Here

Register for single days or the whole week!

Location: Gilsland Farm

Ages 3-5

Our half-day (9 am-1 pm) 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 x273 or email scholarships@maineaudubon.org. You may also download the Maine Audubon Financial Aid Form (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Tuesday: Snow ScienceAre all snowflakes really unique? How do they form? We'll explore freezing and melting today as we investigate snow and ice.

Wednesday: Animal Hide and SeekWho is hiding in the snow? What animal evidence can we find? Today we'll practice following and identifying animal tracks and explore camouflage, too!

Thursday: Feathered FriendsNot all of our birds fly south for the winter! Today we'll look for those that stick around (or come to) Maine and learn about how they adapt to the cold.

Friday: Winter WildlifeWho is sleeping under the snow? Who is active? After a special meet and greet with an animal ambassador, we'll hit the trail to search for active animals and cozy winter homes.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

February 18- 21 (4 days), 9 am- 3 pm

Non-member: $50 per session. Members: $40 per session. Scholarship assistance available.

Students, grades 2 - 5

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.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden

Members: $8, Nonmembers: $12

Join Sandra Mitchell for a 2 hour easy walk around the nature center at Field's Pond looking for evidence of winter critters in the landscape. We will look for signs big and small - ranging from tracks in the snow (hopefully) to evidence of animals feeding. The walk will be easy - often when there is much to see, we actually don't get very far at all! Sandra Mitchell is a Registered Maine Guide and a Cybertracker certified Wildlife Tracker. She loves to prowl around outside to see what her wild neighbors have been up to! Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

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Members: $45, Nonmembers $54Location: Gilsland Farm

Woody plants such as trees, shrubs, and lianas can be identified during dormant time. Winter branchlet identification provides a more holistic understanding of woody plant identification and can give you more confidence in naming plants. You will learn to interpret the special branchlet features of woody plants that assist both in winter identification as well as in growing season surveys.

This workshop is in partnership with Native Plant Trust, and will be led by botanist Arthur Haines. Members of Maine Audubon and/or Native Plant Trust will receive a 20% discount.

Register at: https://www.nativeplanttrust.org/events/winter-twig-identification/

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Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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 Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Members: $5, Nonmembers: $8Location: Gilsland Farm

Registration not required, cash only

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

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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 Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Location: Fields Pond

Winter Session run from January 9 - March 5 (no class Feb. 20)

Members: $70 (for 8-week session) $10 walk-inNon-Members: $80 (for 8-week session) $12 walk-inWalk-in welcome if space allows

Ages 2-5, Siblings Under 2 Free

Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature through stories, songs, art and play. Each week with include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings. Ages 2-5.

Register Here

Weekly on Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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 Wednesdays, no class 2/19 9-weeks/sessionChild members: $120Child non-members: $150Ages 2-5, siblings under 2 freeLocation: 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

Join this private birding tour for Arizona Winter Specialties with Field Guides Inc and Maine Audubon.

Southern Arizona is a fabulous place for a birding tour in winter! The wide San Rafael Grasslands seethe with a multitude of wintering finches. Scarce thrashers sing from mesquites in the desert near Phoenix. Thousands of Sandhill Cranes rise bugling from protected roosting sites in the Sulphur Springs Valley. A plethora of raptors ply the vast desert skies, searching for prey and thermals. Winter irruptives like Mountain Bluebirds and Lawrence's Goldfinches appear in varying numbers most years. And Mexican species wander across the border to add a tropical twist. Our mid-March timing also gives us a shot at some early spring migrants -- while all of the wintering birds are still on territory.

We'll be based in Phoenix for two nights and Tucson for four, and all of the areas we visit are easy day trips from very comfortable hotels. If you're looking to escape the winter blahs, head to southern Arizona for a truly exceptional winter birding experience!

A full trip itinerary is available here: Maine Audubon Arizona Tour Itinerary

More information including past trip lists and registration info is available here: Arizona 2020 with Maine Audubon

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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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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 (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Monday: Who needs a habitat?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.

Tuesday: Nature ArtWe'll practice observation and naturalist skills today as we use natural objects to inspire and create art both inside and outside!

Wednesday: Earth DayToday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We'll celebrate and show our gratitude for the earth with a special stewardship project.

Thursday: Springtime BirdsBirds are migrating back to Maine, and even those that stayed the winter are becoming more vocal. We will practice making and identifying bird calls, and will look and listen for birds around Gilsland Farm.

Friday: Pond InvestigationsNow that the ice has melted, we will visit the pond to look, listen, and scoop for creatures! Along the way, we'll learn about the life cycles of different pond creatures.

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Registration Coming Soon!

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 (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Monday: Who needs a habitat?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.

Tuesday: Nature ArtWe'll practice observation and naturalist skills today as we use natural objects to inspire and create art both inside and outside!

Wednesday: Earth DayToday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We'll celebrate and show our gratitude for the earth with a special stewardship project.

Thursday: Springtime BirdsBirds are migrating back to Maine, and even those that stayed the winter are becoming more vocal. We will practice making and identifying bird calls, and will look and listen for birds around Gilsland Farm.

Friday: Pond InvestigationsNow that the ice has melted, we will visit the pond to look, listen, and scoop for creatures! Along the way, we'll learn about the life cycles of different pond creatures.

Register Here

Registration Coming Soon!

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 (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Monday: Who needs a habitat?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.

Tuesday: Nature ArtWe'll practice observation and naturalist skills today as we use natural objects to inspire and create art both inside and outside!

Wednesday: Earth DayToday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We'll celebrate and show our gratitude for the earth with a special stewardship project.

Thursday: Springtime BirdsBirds are migrating back to Maine, and even those that stayed the winter are becoming more vocal. We will practice making and identifying bird calls, and will look and listen for birds around Gilsland Farm.

Friday: Pond InvestigationsNow that the ice has melted, we will visit the pond to look, listen, and scoop for creatures! Along the way, we'll learn about the life cycles of different pond creatures.

Register Here

Registration Coming Soon!

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 (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Monday: Who needs a habitat?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.

Tuesday: Nature ArtWe'll practice observation and naturalist skills today as we use natural objects to inspire and create art both inside and outside!

Wednesday: Earth DayToday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We'll celebrate and show our gratitude for the earth with a special stewardship project.

Thursday: Springtime BirdsBirds are migrating back to Maine, and even those that stayed the winter are becoming more vocal. We will practice making and identifying bird calls, and will look and listen for birds around Gilsland Farm.

Friday: Pond InvestigationsNow that the ice has melted, we will visit the pond to look, listen, and scoop for creatures! Along the way, we'll learn about the life cycles of different pond creatures.

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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 for an up close look at several of their animal ambassadors. We'll learn about the adaptations that help these creatures survive in the wild, how they became non-releasable ambassadors, and what we can do to live in harmony with wildlife.

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

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Registration Coming Soon!

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 (pdf).

Preschool Camp Frequestly Asked Questions (pdf)

Monday: Who needs a habitat?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.

Tuesday: Nature ArtWe'll practice observation and naturalist skills today as we use natural objects to inspire and create art both inside and outside!

Wednesday: Earth DayToday is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day! We'll celebrate and show our gratitude for the earth with a special stewardship project.

Thursday: Springtime BirdsBirds are migrating back to Maine, and even those that stayed the winter are becoming more vocal. We will practice making and identifying bird calls, and will look and listen for birds around Gilsland Farm.

Friday: Pond InvestigationsNow that the ice has melted, we will visit the pond to look, listen, and scoop for creatures! Along the way, we'll learn about the life cycles of different pond creatures.

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Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

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Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

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The season opening weekend will be filled with fun and adventure! We will have canoe and walking tours, nature crafts, used book and bake sale, demonstrations, exhibits, and more! Sunday we will have a free 7:30 bird walk. The weekend will be capped off with our Snowy Egret 5K road race.

The event is free but there will be a cost for some tours. For more information contact smac@maineaudubon.org or call 207-883-5100.

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The 11th Annual Snowy Egret 5K returns to Scarborough Marsh and the Eastern Trail on Memorial Day 2019!

Register at snowyegret5k.com!

$20 for Adults ($22 on the day of the race)$5 for Kids Fun Run

The Snowy Egret 5K is the primary annual fundraiser for Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center, with additional proceeds benefiting Eastern Trail Alliance. The 5K course covers both pavement and dirt paths along the Eastern Trail. This event will take place rain or shine!

Time Kids 1K Fun Run starts at 8:30 am 5K Run/Walk (ages 12+) starts at 9:00 am

Location

Kids 1K Fun Run will start and end at the Pine Point end of the Eastern Trail. 5K Run/Walk will start at Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center and end at Peterson Field.

Parking

All parking will be at Peterson Field located at 135 Old Blue Point Rd, Scarborough, ME 04074. There is a 1 mile walk from the parking area to the Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center for the beginning of the race. Please leave enough time to get to the starting line.

Directions to the Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center and Peterson Field

From the north via the Maine Turnpike, take Exit 42, Scarborough, to Route 1 South. Turn left onto Route 9. Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center is located .8 miles on the left. Continue for an additional .7 miles on Route 9 and take a right onto Old Blue Point Road. Peterson Field will be .1 mile on your right.

From the south via the Maine Turnpike, take Exit 36 to Route 1 North. Turn right onto Route 9. The Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center is located .8 miles on the left. Continue for an additional .7 miles on Route 9 and take a right onto Old Blue Point Road. Peterson Field will be .1 mile on your right.

Entry Fees 5K Run/Walk is $20 in advance or $22 on the day of the race. Kids 1K Fun Run is $5 per registrant (12 and under) There will be no refunds of registration fees unless the event is canceled by Maine Audubon.

Registration and Number Pick-up

Advance registration, t-shirt, and bib number pick-up will take place at Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center on Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26, 9:30 am-5 pm.

Race day registration, bib number, and t-shirt pick-up will take place at Peterson Field.

What to BringWater and appropriate gear for the weather. This race is rain or shine!

T-shirts & Medals

The first 100 adult registrants will receive a t-shirt.All participants of the Kids 1K Fun Run will receive a medal.

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Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here

Location: Scarborough Marsh

Registration not required.

Join us for this Wednesday morning Bird Walk. We meet at the Nature Center and check out the birds there and head to local hot spots in Scarborough. We may hit Pine Point, the Eastern Trail, Pelreco and Dunstan Landing.

Register Here