Here is a great starter list of links to on-line resources (indoor & outdoor) from DIY activities to school curriculum and bird-themed crafts for you and your family to enjoy if you are home.
Bird Curriculum
Bird Song Hero - On-line class on learning bird songs
The Cornell Lab: BIRDSLEUTH - Many activities about birds and their habitats plus grade specific curriculum
Flying Wild - Bird-focused curriculum and activities for school ages
ODC Backyard Learning Crusade - Grade specific bird and backyard activities
Audubon River Pathways Prorgam - Standards-alligned high school program focused on Arizona's rivers and careers in conservation
Bird Crafts
Bird Origami - A variety of fun origami birds; the owl is super cute!
More Bird Origami - Easy origami hummingbird; make it as you watch
All Nature
National Environmental Education Foundation - Tons of grade specific environmental education activities
NEEF Educational Apps - Environmental education apps for elementary, middle, and high school students (National Environmental Education Foundation)
Explore livecams - Tune into live wildlife camers from around the globe!
Project Learning Tree - Fun activities to do at home with kids
Children in Nature Network - Tools and resource kits for the outdoors
Ranger Rick/National Wildlife Federation - Full page of activities, games, crafts, & more!
Skype a Scientist - Connect with a scientist from around the globe!
Ask a Biologist - Biology learning resource tool for students, teachers, parents, and life-long learners
Arizona Department of Water Resources - Educational resources to help home-bound Students build an undertanding of Arizona's rivers and water
Community Science
iNaturalist App - Easy to use app to identify living things, see what others are seeing, help identify
SEEK App - More kid-friendly version of iNaturalist; identification app
eBird App - Bird tracking app
Celebrate Urban Birds - Community Science activity; see and report on birds where you live
Monarch Larvae Monitoring - Community Science project; monitor milkweed patches for monarch larvae
How you can help, right now
Donate to Audubon Southwest
Donate to save birds and educate the conservation leaders of tomorrow.
Join us for free guided bird walks
Free guided bird walks - Every first and third Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Please meet inside the center 5-10 minutes before departure time. Read more details here.
Sign up to volunteer with us!
Help restore environments or build habitat for displaced Burrowing Owls. Click here for more information.