Audubon Near You
Photo: Jon Reis
All camp sessions are five-night/six-day programs led by expert ornithologists, artists, and educators. Hog Island Audubon Camp 2019 program registration will open October 15, 2018!
Instructors share favorite methods/activities for engaging children and adults with nature
Formerly known as: Maine Seabird Biology and Conservation by Road Scholar. Work alongside Audubon biologists to create new nesting habitat
Observe Audubon’s seabird conservation field research in action.
Birding from Borestone Mountain Sanctuary to Hog Island, Maine.
Learn about the remarkable lives of Birds of Prey from renowned raptor researchers and engaging ornithologists at your leisure and in your home.
We have some of the most brilliant ornithologists, authors, artists, and educators as part of our staff.
Support Hog Island Audubon Camp and Project Puffin by giving a gift adoption or one for yourself!
