All participants must agree to the COVID-19 Camp Guidelines - please read before registering.

July 16–21, 2023

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Scholarships available, apply here.

Learn practical approaches and add inspiration to your environmental education curriculum during this action-packed program. Our experienced and enthusiastic instructors share their favorite approaches, methods, and activities for engaging both children and adults with nature.

Workshops using techniques in art, music, theater, journaling, and other disciplines will be presented. Participate in a host of classic Audubon Camp field trips, including a boat trip around the restored Atlantic Puffin and Tern colony on Eastern Egg Rock, intertidal explorations, and hiking through Hog Island's unspoiled spruce-fir forest. In a beautiful outdoor setting, these experiences provide a wonderful opportunity to learn new methods of teaching to bring home to your students. We'll explore citizen science, create inquiry-based lessons on birds and other topics, and demonstrate low and high-tech methods of teaching.

"Audubon Educators Camp was amazing from start to finish and I highly recommend it to everyone. The food was amazing too. The staff was professional and accommodating. The teachers were patient, knowledgeable and willing to change course to do what was best for us.​"  - John Sullens, Maryland educator, 2022 camper

Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are available for completing the course from the University of Southern Maine (After course completion you will have access to a link to register for these credits.)

Prices: Below are listed per person prices that include meals, housing, instruction, and all boat trips. Participants must arrange transportation to and from the Audubon dock in Bremen at the start and end of the session (see directions page). Check with your local Audubon chapter or bird club to see if scholarships are available.

$1590 Standard Room - twin bed in a shared double or triple room, shared bathroom
$1490 Shared loft (women's only)
$1740 Puffin Room in the Crow's Nest, 2 twin beds, private 1/2 bath
$1890 Single room, shared bathroom
$1890 Eider room or Guillemot room, 2 twin beds, private bathroom (dbl occupancy)

Questions: For questions regarding the program, registration, lodging or meals, contact the Audubon Camp program manager at hogisland@audubon.org or (207) 360-7733. Additional information can be found on the lodging and frequently asked questions page.

Please note that there are NO prerequisites for these programs and less experienced/enthusiastic spouses/friends are more than welcome to enroll in all sessions!

"Fabulous experience!! Schedule is a good balance of direct instruction, interactive outdoor exploring and break time.  I am so grateful for my time here and the thoughtfully curated experiences." - 2022 Educator's Week camper

Director
​James King Jr., Outdoor Educator and Leader
Khavin Debs, Early Education/Preschool

2022 Instructors
Evonne Blythers Lapsey, Director of the Edge of Night Camping Club 
Ted Gilman, Retired Educator, Audubon Greenwich
CJ Goulding, Community Organizer and Facilitator
Colleen Noyes, Naturalist, Connecticut Audubon Society 
Brianna Klein
Camille Gaynus, BIMS Board Chair and Coral Reef Scientist

Guest speakers
Eric Snyder, Todd Wildlife Santuary Facilities Manager, Seabird Institute

NOTE: Audubon reserves the right to alter itineraries, instructors and particular arrangements, or to substitute similar itineraries or arrangements, at no penalty. If Audubon cancels a session, it will issue full refunds of all deposits or payments to the paid participants.