(by Claire Adams) One of NH Audubon’s longest running educational programs is our Urban Wildlife series. This series of four, in-classroom environmental education programs are available for free to all
(by Willa Coroka) A proclamation introduced by the New Hampshire Environmental Educators (NHEE) was approved by NH’s governor, officially naming April as Outdoor Learning Month across the Granite State. The
Join us with your 3-5 year-old at the John Brockway Nature Preserve for the final installment of the Spring 2025 Brockway Wee Explorers series! This program will focus on pollinators.
What’s the word on birds? Join your 3-5 year-old at the John Brockway Nature Preserve as we explore the basics of birds. This program will begin at 10am and last
(by Kimmie Whiteman and Zoe Dawson) March is Women’s History Month, dedicated to honoring the contributions, leadership, and progress made by women in American history. The theme of Women’s History
(by Claire Adams) During the week of February school break (24th-28th), NH Audubon held their first 2025 Camp Sessions at the McLane and Massabesic Centers. Nearly 60 campers joined the
(by Claire Adams) While New Hampshire winters and snow used to be synonymous, climate change has made that much less predictable. Fortunately, this winter has brought a significant amount of
Join us via Zoom for a discussion and analysis of The Serviceberry, the latest book from esteemed Potawatomi botanist and writer Robin Wall Kimmerer. The meeting, facilitated by Newfound Center
NH Audubon is hosting a nature book club this year! Meetings will take place over Zoom every other month on the 2nd Thursday of each month starting in March. This
Even though summer feels far away with this wintery weather, NH Audubon is already gearing up for the start of our camp season. In February, the first campers of the
