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Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

City Nature Challenge: Bioblitz at Edith Moore Nature Sanctuary!

City Nature Challenge is an annual international bioblitz where cities engage in a friendly competition to see who can gather the most observations of nature, find the most species, and engage the most people. Join Houston Audubon at Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary on May 2 from 9 AM to 11 AM for a fun family-friendly BioBlitz and help Team Houston-Galveston secure the top spot for biodiversity worldwide!

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Join us at the Raptor and Education Center at Sims Bayou for a morning of gardening and sanctuary maintenance. We work 8AM – 12PM, once a month on the 2nd Saturday, September through May. Activities include trail maintenance, filling bird feeders and baths, litter pick-up, native gardening, and invasive species removal. It's a great way to enjoy the outdoors and help out in the community! Bring water, sunscreen, bug repellent & gloves. Wear closed-toe shoes & long pants. Bring sack lunch if desired. Children of any age are welcome with their parent/chaperone. (Minimum age without a parent/chaperone is 14 years.) There is a maximum number of 8 participants at a workday.

We will work to ensure that social distancing is maintained and that current public health precautions are being followed for each work party, and we ask that volunteers take an active role in this effort as well.

Sign up using the link below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join this important community science project where you can make a difference by collecting data that will help us figure out how we can protect migrating birds from window strike deaths. This project is sponsored by Houston Audubon along with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Texan By Nature, and other partners. Before signing up to volunteer, please watch the required training video linked below.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

Join us in celebrating the conclusion of Birdathon 2022 and all the dedicated birders and fundraisers that participated! Mingle with other bird-lovers, share your stories, eat yummy food, and enjoy the Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary!

Houston Audubon needs volunteers to help with the various activities associated with spring migration at our High Island Sanctuaries. These include: Boy Scout Woods Admissions and Sales, Smith Oaks Admissions and Sales, and Canopy Walk Tours. Full descriptions of each volunteer task can be found at the related links below. In summary, volunteers can expect to help admit people to the sanctuaries and provide information, assist birders with directions and sightings, and have some time to bird themselves between tasks!

Note: Texas Master Naturalists cannot log any sales volunteer hours as Texas Master Naturalist Hours. However, any time spent helping with visitor information, canopy walks, or assisting birders may be counted towards Master Naturalist hours.

3rd Monday each Monday, September - April
4th Monday in May
7am - 10am
Houston Audubon Raptor and Education Center

Assist the education team with regular maintenance work including tending to the gardens, weeding and pruning in the prairie habitat and wooded areas, maintaining trails and repairing infrastructure; including moving and spreading gravel and repairing boardwalks and viewing platforms as needed. Tasks will also include occasional painting and heavy duty cleaning of the aviaries.

Volunteers of all skill levels welcome, some experience in carpentry, botany, or maintenance is certainly appreciated too!

Houston Audubon will supply all tools, but volunteers should plan to wear proper protective gear, including work gloves, masks, and eye protection as needed.

Register using the link below.

Join Houston Audubon and The Nature Heritage Society Houston for yoga on Tuesday at 7 PM at Cloverland Park in celebration of Black Birders Week! One of the themes for this year's event is mental health and prioritizing and choosing when to rest. Focus on self-care with a yoga flow led by Tamika Caston-Miller of Ashé Yoga.

Email zgapayao@houstonaudubon.org to RSVP. Please meet at Cloverland Park. Yoga will begin at 7 PM. Please arrive a few minutes early to check in.

Black Birders Week, started by The Black AF in STEM Collective, highlights Black nature enthusiasts. It was created to increase the visibility of Black birders, who face unique challenges when engaging in outdoor activities.