A group of students with chaperones look at a bird with binoculars during a field trip.
Photo: Chantal Duquette/Audubon
Education Programs

Field Trips and In-classroom Presentation

Educational Programming

Programming for students grades K-8

Field Trips

Nature in Your Neighborhood  provides K—8 students with nature, ecology, and art lessons that support classroom curriculum and align with Arizona state standards.  Topics include:

  • Guided Nature/Bird Outing
  • Mammals of Arizona
  • Science & Art Collide

Program Costs

$225/ Class
$150/ Title 1 Discount
Transportation Scholarships Opportunities Available

At School Program

Nature in Your Schoolyard  provides K—8 students with nature, ecology, and art lessons  that support classroom curriculum and align with Arizona state science standards that give a new prespective on the wildlife that calls their campus home.  Topics include:

  • Guided Nature/Bird Outing
  • Birds of the Valley
  • Campus Habitat Redesign

Program Costs

$150/ 2hr presentation
$120/ 2hr Title 1 Discount
$120/ 1hr presentation
$100/ 1hr Title 1 Discount
 

Urban Hummingbird Program

Students learn fascinating facts about Arizona’s smallest birds during a interactive presentation with natural hummingbird artifacts. Your class will discover simple ways they can help hummingbirds in their community and how to participate in vital community science work!

Downtown Owls Program

Students are introduced to the unique world of Burrowing Owls during this presentation that incorporates important problem-solving skills. Students will work in teams to solve conservation issues related to these wonderful raptors!

Program Cost

$100/ Presentation
$70/ Title 1 Discount

Want to learn more about what you can do to help hummingbirds and other pollinators?  Check out our Native Plants for Native Birds page!

In addition to our in-person field trips and in-classroom presentations, we are also offering online presentations and pricing of Nature in Your Neighborhood, Urban Hummingbird, and Downtown Owls upon request.

For more info contact riosalado@audubon.org at 602-468-6470 x125.

To schedule a program, please fill out the Education Program Request Form and email it to riosalado@audubon.org.

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