Registration for 2012 programs opens October 17th
Registration opens October 17 for the legendary 6-day residential birding and environmental education programs at the historic Audubon Camp in Maine on Hog Island.
Registration opens October 17 for the legendary 6-day residential birding and environmental education programs at the historic Audubon Camp in Maine on Hog Island.
From Theresa Willingham: This past weekend, Audubon Hog Island Camp, on Muscongus Bay in Maine – one of the most wonderful, successful, and, to our family, personally enriching and warmly memorable, environmental education facilities in America – celebrated its 75th anniversary.
National Audubon has just announced the schedule for next summer’s 5-day residential sessions at Hog Island, to be taught by some of the country’s leading birders, scientists, authors and environmental educators.
One of the nation’s greatest environmental education success stories will be celebrated August 20 as Audubon’s Hog Island Camp marks 75 years of connecting people with nature.
Erica Van Etten has posted a slideshow from the 2011 Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens session at Hog Island.
From Juanita: Determined FOHI neighborhood volunteers plowed through the 10” snow to stuff, seal, and stamp 7500 envelopes as part of our first-ever fund drive.
From Erica Van Etten: We are at 94% enrollment, with 48 Audubon chapters and other organizations sending scholarship recipients or representatives to Hog Island this year.
From Steve Kress: There are still some opportunities to spend time on Hog Island this summer as a FOHI volunteer. If you have not already signed up, I hope you will join us.
A call for volunteers Part of FOHI’s commitment to making the Audubon Camp at Hog Island a sustainable venture is to provide volunteers to help with opening and closing the camp and then to help
Part of FOHI’s commitment to making the Audubon Camp at Hog Island a sustainable venture is to provide volunteers to help with opening and closing the camp and then to help during the program sessions.
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