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Jen Johnson leading Wild indigo Programming at Big Marsh Park. Photo: Ivonne Chavez
Wild Indigo Nature Explorations
Wild Indigo Nature Explorations is a community engagement program that seeks to build lasting relationships between urban communities of color and their local natural areas.
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Grange Insurance Audubon Center. Photo: National Audubon Society
Grange Insurance Audubon Center
Grange strives to light a spark of passion for the natural world by joyfully leading education, on-the-ground conservation and native habitat for the benefit of birds and all life.
CONSERVATION CLASSROOM
Audubon is bringing the Conservation Classroom at home to you! Join us to discover ways the scientific process comes alive through programs reinforcing writing, science and math skills, all the while connecting students with nature and instilling an appreciation for the environment around them. Learn more »
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Mindfulness Monday: Mindfulness MeditationTurtle Tuesday: Educational Ambassador Turtles
Wacky Bird Wednesday: Let’s take a look at a cool bird
Singalong Thursday: Michael Frogman
Friday Sciday: Science Experiments you can do at home
Storytime Saturday: Nature-themed Storytelling
Grange Audubon DIY Activities
DIY Nature Mobile
Get outside and make a DIY mobile using natural materials. Excellent for fine motor skills and a perfect activity that can be done at home.
DIY Trail Activities
Collect natural materials (ask first if it's okay to collect!) and try to identify using all five senses, plus get answers from some helpful field guides!
DIY Pet Rock
A pet rock can be anything you want it to be, from a funny creature to a specific animal - even a bird! Get creative with rock collections and shell collections alike in this DIY activity.
More Nature Crafts & Games
DIY Craft: How to Make Cardboard Binoculars for Kids
Create a fun pair of paper binoculars using materials from around the house. Now your child is ready for a birding adventure!
Nature Detective Bingo Card
Have fun playing BINGO while playing detective to search high and low for nature and living things! Plus, see how many rounds you can play earning BINGO on your card.
Audubon Adventures
Bring Home Audubon Adventures
Virtual Coloring - Allen's Hummingbird
Give this Allen's Hummingbird its true colors or whatever colors you feel in this interactive coloring activity.
The Pollination Story
Bees need plants, plants need bees. Learn about the pollination journey of plants and bees together!
Who Lives Where?
The names of the six bird species below are clues to where those birds live. Look at the habitat pictures and read the descriptions. Then drag each bird to the habitat where you think it lives. Be sure to do this puzzle with the sound on!
Climate Action for Kids
You're never too young to make a difference!
Explore Ways to Take Action
What's Helpful? What's Harmful? Game
Clean lakes and rivers are important for everybody — and everybody can help keep them pollution-free, including you and your family. Take a look at these pictures. Some are HELPFUL actions, and some are HARMFUL. Drag a sticker to each picture to label it as HELPFUL or HARMFUL.
Take Action for Planet Earth
Young people everywhere are taking action to help the natural areas, birds, and other wildlife they care deeply about. They are figuring out what needs to be done and then doing it. Kids of all ages are making their communities more wildlife-friendly and the Earth cleaner, healthier, and greener. You can, too!
Ways You Can Help
Join A Chapter
Audubon chapters create a culture of conservation in local communities through education and advocacy, focusing on the conservation of birds and conservation of important habitats.
Donate to Audubon
Help secure the future for birds at risk from climate change, habitat loss and other threats. Your support will power our science, education, advocacy and on-the-ground conservation efforts.
