Youth Field Trips
To Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary
Immerse your students in the world of birds, nature and history at Houston Audubon’s Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary. More information is available by emailing Vicki Stittleburg at vstittleburg@houstonaudubon.org and/or Amber Leung at aleung@houstonaudubon.org.
To Raptor & Education Center at Sims Bayou
Immerse your students into the world of birds at the Raptor and Education Center at Sims Bayou. The Awesome Avian Adventure Field Trip is a one of a kind experience for your students.
- The two-hour field trip includes live bird presentation and interactive tour. Minimum number of participants is 12. Maximum number: 25. Fee: $250
Depending on the length of the Avian Adventure, it will include tour of the nature center, meet and greet with live birds of prey and a variety of other birds, interactive program about birds and bird conservation, bird conservation and migration games and activities, Avian Art – Painting like Audubon experience, binocular tutorial and use, and more!
Topics
- Conservation
- Food Webs
- Habitats
- Animal Kingdom
- Adaptations
- Classification
- John James Audubon
- Migration
- Houston History
- Ecology
- Ecosystems
- Bird Biofacts
- Citizen Science
Suitable and individually modified for all grade levels K-12.
Booking: Please contact Mary Anne Morris at mamorris@houstonaudubon.org.
Virtual Field Trips
Houston Audubon is now able to offer virtual field trips to the Houston Audubon Raptor & Education Center. Using Zoom and other video conferencing equipment the Education Department can schedule and deliver virtual field trips on a regular basis.
Imagine the flyways and corridors that birds migrate across and then imagine being able to communicate and educate students of all ages across those flyways. That is exactly what live virtual field trips are bringing to Houston Audubon. Students from Alaska to Florida have enjoyed a variety of programs. Programs bring nature and live birds into the classroom "virtually".
Programs are INTERACTIVE! Participants are able to see and hear the experts, so engaging dialog occurs.
Programs are high-quality, evaluated by educators for educators.
For more information about our programs, please visit the website of our contact provider host, the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration, and search for "Houston Audubon." For more information please contact Mary Anne Morris at mamorris@houstonaudubon.org (713-640-2407).
