Annually, students and community members join our team in North and South Dakota for events like school and group presentations in the classroom or at an Urban Woods and Prairies Initiative Nature Park, guided birding walks, birding festivals at Forest River Park (Fargo, ND), and partner programs.

For more than 10 years, our staff and volunteers have provided interpretive programs for school aged children. We have developed programs both in the classroom and outdoors that are fun, interactive, and educational, such as:

• Birding for Kids with The Fargo Public Library
• Wetland & Prairie Program with Lake Park Audubon Elementary
• Habitat Stewardship Projects with Dakota Horizons Girl Scouts
• Prairie & Rangeland Presentations with Cass County 6th Graders
• Pollinators & Prairies Presentation with The Plains Art Museum Buzz Lab
• Guided Birding & Nature Hikes with Community Groups and Science Field Trips

Learn About Birds At Home

Audubon’s educators have created a number of nature-based and DIY activities, including the classroom curriculum Audubon Adventures. The activities can be done at home or outdoors in a yard or park.

Seeking program partners in Jamestown, ND

Audubon Great Plains manages Edward M. Brigham III Alkali Lake Sanctuary, which is only about a 20-minute drive from Jamestown. We are expanding the current use of the sanctuary beyond birds and to students -- as a place to learn about birds and explore the habitats of North Dakota.

If you are interested in a unique outdoor experience that benefits birds, nature and ourselves, please contact Kelly Tebben, Senior Coordinator of Engagement at kelly.tebben@audubon.org.