Classes
Portland Audubon classes spark curiosity, foster a deeper understanding of the natural world, and inspire people to protect native wildlife and their habitat. Classes are open to people of all skill levels and abilities, with a focus on natural history, regional conservation issues, the intersection of art and the environment, and of course, birds and wildlife.
We offer experiences both in the classroom and in the field, with classes focusing on bird identification, birding by ear, animal tracking, butterflies and dragonflies, nature-inspired art, mushrooming, trees, wildflowers and more.
When you take a class with Portland Audubon, you are supporting our work to protect wildlife, wild places, and humans alike.
Natural History Classes
Our natural history classes are an exciting way to deepen your knowledge of the natural world. Taught by passionate birders, plant geeks, butterfly enthusiasts, mycologists, animal trackers and other nature nerds, these offerings cover a wide range of fascinating topics, from spring wildflower identification to fall hawk migration.
Classes may involve dynamic, interactive audio-visual presentations in the classroom, exploratory field time with local experts, or both.
Nature & Wildlife Art
Tap into your creativity and explore the intersection of craft and the natural world! With a variety of mediums, our expert makers and artists help you learn, create, and find your unique style. Classes have included illustration, watercolor, needle-felting, paper cutting, nature journals, and more.
Audubon Birding Days
Join Portland Audubon on affordable, full-day outings to a wide variety of natural areas within a day’s drive of Portland. Transportation, expert guiding, and camaraderie provided! Past offerings have included a daylong exploration of Willamette Valley National Wildlife Refuges, Hiking and Birding at Catherine Creek, and Spring Migration on Gresham Buttes.
