Ecotours
Travel with Us
Join Portland Audubon as we explore the most exciting destinations in the Pacific Northwest and across the globe! Led by passionate and experienced guides, our world-class Ecotour program offers fun and engaging opportunities to observe, learn and build a deeper relationship with the natural world. Our trips are a treasure of birding, wildlife-watching, natural history, and cultural experience.
By choosing to travel with Portland Audubon, you are supporting the critical conservation work that drives our mission. In addition to our work to protect the Oregon landscape, we strive to highlight and invest in conservation initiatives in the places we visit to help promote the understanding, enjoyment, and protection of native birds, other wildlife, and their habitats. Please join us on an upcoming adventure!
Portland Audubon is dedicated to environmentally and socially responsible tourism.
Turquoise Splendid Fairy-Wren, photo by Brian McCauley
Mesa Verde National Park, photo by Doug Kerr
Greater Rheas, photo by Bernard Dupont
Sunbittern, photo by Tony Hisgett
Yacare Caiman, photo by Brian Henderson
Browse our Ecotours and plan your trip with Portland Audubon!
Browse our upcoming trips and travel with us to the most exciting destinations in the Pacific Northwest and around the world!
View EcotoursPacific Northwest Ecotours
Explore the Pacific Northwest with local experts and guides from one of Oregon’s oldest conservation organizations. These trips are open to people of all skill levels, with a focus on comfortable travel and pacing, broad natural history, and attention to the conservation issues of the region.
Domestic Ecotours
Portland Audubon’s domestic Ecotours are full-service birding, natural history, and cultural experiences. Our goal is to make your trip easy, and we arrange all travel, food, and accommodation, and provide expert birding and natural history guiding, so all you have to focus on is what’s on the other side of your binoculars.
International Ecotours
Portland Audubon naturalists team up with local expert guides in each destination to provide the best birding, natural history, and cultural trips from Brazil to Ireland to Indonesia. These trips not only highlight the amazing diversity of birds and wildlife, but local and global conservation issues as well.
2019
- May 23-June 2 Ireland
$3,895 members / $4,195 non-members - Aug. 15-30 Brazil
$5,295 members / $5,595 non-members - Sept. 5-8 Ancient Forests of the Oregon Coast
$845 members / $945 non-members - Sept. 13-15 Grays Harbor
$495 members / $595 non-members - Sept. 26-29 Eastern Oregon Dark Skies
$395 members / $445 non-members - Oct. 2-6 Steens Mountain & Alvord Desert
$945 members / $1,045 non-members - Nov. 5-14 Australia: Victoria Extension
$4,495 members / $4795 non-members
2020
- Feb. 1-15 India
$5,795 members / $6,095 non-members - Feb. 4-18 Costa Rica
$4,295 members / $4,595 non-members - Feb. 5-16 Portugal in Winter
$3,095 members / $3,395 non-members - Feb. 21-23 Skagit Valley
$645 member / $745 non-member - April 29- May 9 Amazon River Cruise
$5,495 member / $5,795 non-member - May 15-28 Poland
$3,395 members / $3,695 non-members - June 14-29 Mongolia
$5,295 members / $5,595 non-members - July 9-12 Idaho’s Cassia Crossbill
$845 member / $945 non-member - Sept. 15-19 California Condors
$1,395 members / $1,595 non-members - Nov. 2-16 Madagascar
$6,495 members / $6,795 non-members
Our Philosophy
We strive to create a positive, non-competitive group dynamic that helps everyone feel welcome, comfortable, and engaged throughout the trip. This environment lends itself to the formation of lifelong friendships and deep connection with the natural world. The pace of our trips is suitable for avid birders and the novice alike. We model best practices in the field and always interact with nature in a respectful manner.
All of our Ecotours are designed to keep you safe, curious and inspired. We want every participant to experience the joy of discovery, the power of a strong conservation ethic, and a true sense belonging in the Portland Audubon community.