| Group Programs
The Green Mountain Audubon Center
provides programs for organized groups such as: homeschool
groups, scouts, seniors and other clubs. Adult groups may
choose from the seasonal programs listed below and younger
audiences may choose from any of our education programs listed
in our Education Programs brochure.
We have tailored programs to meet specific badge requirements
for scout groups including: Maple Sugaring, Finding
Your Way and Sharing Your World With Wildlife. Please
call the Center for more information and to schedule a time
for your visit.
Jewels of the Northern Forest - A colorful presentation
about the birds found in the forests across Vermont. Find
out why Vermont is globally important to various species of
neotropical migrants, including warblers, thrushes, flycatchers
& boreal birds. 1 hour, offered year-round, appropriate
for an adult audience
Birdscaping-Creating a Backyard Haven for Birds - Combining
the two most popular past-times, bird watching & gardening,
this presentation covers various ways to attract birds and
other wildlife to your property. With information on native
grasses, perennials, shrubs, and trees, gardeners and landscapers
will gain insight into the types of plants that will attract
& benefit many of the breeding birds in Vermont. 1 hour,
offered year-round, appropriate for an adult audience
Birdfeeding Basics - Feeders offer a simple introduction
into the world of birds. Learn about how to choose a feeding
site in your yard, select a variety of feeders & food to attract
a variety of birds and how you can become a citizen scientist
by watching the birds at your feeders. 1 hour, offered
October - May, appropriate for an adult audience
Becoming Part of the Great Backyard Bird Count - The
workshop will cover aspects of birdfeeding, common & unique
winter birds found in Vermont, and most importantly how to
become a Citizen Scientist and help with the annual Great
Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) in February. Libraries who host
this talk will be designated as a data entry site for GBBC
participants and will receive a free training session on how
to help patrons enter bird count data onto the web. 1 hour,
offered in January & early February, appropriate for an adult
audience
Please see our Calendar
of Events for a listing of programs.
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