Programs

Helping People Connect with Nature through Art

Artwork featuring Nature, Conservation & Human Interaction

SIGN YOUR CAMPER UP TO JOIN THE ADVENTURE THIS SUMMER! REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! Summer just doesn’t feel like summer without a little camp fun, so, we’ve boxed up the things you’re camper will need to have a learning adventure at home this summer! Bring the magic of camp home! Transform your child into a happy camper with our Audubon Camp in a Box! Each box will be filled with scientific tools and age-appropriate activities to help your camper observe and explore the natural world around them. Campers will receive access to virtual content, both live and pre-recorded, as well as a super-secret, secure Facebook "camp clubhouse." Campers will have the opportunity to come to the center for a family celebration! If you’d like, you can even add-on a bonus camp t-shirt to your order so your camper can sport the camp look during their adventures! Contact Allison Clark, Education Program Manager and Summer Camp Director, at aclark@audubon.org with any questions you may have!

Find out what you can receive for joining this amazing program!

You can decide how much you want to participate!

Habitat Program~ Bring Nature into Learning Environments

As the muralist continues around the southern United States, herons have been a constant.

After cozying up in the spring, Bald Eagles settle into New York City for another winter.

YOU can become a citizen scientist. The Grange Insurance Audubon Center offers many opportunities for you to become involved in important work that's being done!

Come and take a guided hike with our Grange Insurance Audubon Center Educators or Columbus Audubon Volunteers to see what birds you can find in your Scioto Audubon Metro Park each Saturday at 10 am *PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR THIS FREE EVENT ON EVENTBRITE. Of course, you're always welcome to enjoy a self-guided hike in the park during the Scioto Audubon Metro Park open hours, but our guided hikes will give you the basics of birding and help you learn about areas in our park that are great for birdwatching!