New Hampshire Audubon offers weekly and monthly public programs on a variety of natural history topics presented by our naturalists and biologists. No matter what time of year, something is happening. Browse the descriptions here, and then sign up for an upcoming program on our Events Calendar.
Bird watching is an equally calming and thrilling activity. We schedule our outings in a variety of locations to provide diverse bird species observations and accessibility for all types of birdwatchers.
Join a community of book and nature lovers throughout the state to discuss a specific text on conservation, plants, the environment, and/or wildlife every other month.
Newfound Lake is one of the cleanest lakes in the country. Rent a canoe, kayak, or standup paddleboard to explore the natural wonders of this picturesque lake with a naturalist.
NH Audubon has multiple chapters throughout the state that host various trips and educational programs. If you cannot make it to one of our events, consider attending a chapter program.
Come to our centers in Concord and Auburn to hear insightful lectures on science, the environment, and more! Nature Talks can also include a workshop or hands-on experience.
Join a community of book and nature lovers throughout the state to discuss a specific text on conservation, plants, the environment, and/or wildlife every other month.
Can’t make it to one of our centers? Attend a lecture or workshop with one of our chapters!
NH Audubon’s long-term partnership with UNH Extension’s Master Gardener Program includes a variety of helpful, hands-on gardening workshops at Massabesic Center’s Demonstration Gardens.
Have you ever thought about volunteering but weren’t sure where to start or how to train to participate? Join a training workshop on Butterfly, Bluebird, or Bat Monitoring to learn how!
Visit our table at Discover Wild New Hampshire Day, hosted by New Hampshire Fish & Game. This event is free to the public.
Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with us! Check this as May approaches each year to find out fun ways to participate.
We are excited to announce the first ever NH Audubon Nature Challenge June 22-28, 2025. All are welcome in the Granite State to flex your skills as a scientist and help us inventory all animals, plants, and fungi on NH Audubon wildlife sanctuaries.
This informative page answers loads of your questions about birds and other wildlife. If you have a question, check here first!
We offer special programs for groups, bringing the program to your group or you can come to us. Visit this page to see all the topics offered by our Senior Biologists and Naturalists.
