A new Wildlife Care Center and updated campus facilities will help Portland Audubon engage and educate the public on today’s most pressing wildlife issues and how each of us can be stewards of our shared environment.
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This spring, Portland Audubon launched a brand-new, paid, nine-month youth leadership program in partnership with Hacienda Community Development Corporation. Through our new Green Leaders program, five young adults from Hacienda will act as educators and organizers, developing hyperlocal outdoor education in response to their neighbors’ pressing needs during the pandemic.
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My autism and my interest in the natural world are deeply linked, and they’re a central part of who I am. It was because of how this interest was fostered in me by Portland Audubon that I was able to become the person I am today.
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With schools closed and families staying home, Portland Audubon recognizes the very real need for families to have access to fun and easy outdoor activities to do with their kids.
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This winter, Portland Audubon and the Tribe’s Wildlife Program organized a Tu-Wa-Kii Nobi CBC4Kids (Christmas Bird Count for Kids) program.
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When Aileen, an 11-year-old student at Walt Morey Middle School, arrived on her first day of camp, she was not excited to be there. In fact, that morning at the bus stop, she told her dad she didn’t want to go.
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Portland Audubon Summer Camps take your child on a journey that they will remember for a lifetime.
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Towering over me in Jedediah State Park, redwoods of over 300 feet invited me and the 23 campers from Portland Audubon to experience nature in a way we hadn’t before.
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