Summer’s still in full swing, but we’re planning for a busy Fall at Audubon. Mark your calendar and give us a call to register before our programs fill up!

• Families, come explore the magic and beauty of Vermont’s trees in their most spectacular season at Family Trees. Do you remember the last time you built a fort for fun? Join us for Forts and Fires as we build shelters and learn the secrets of successful campfires. Marshmallows included!
• Adults, join us for an introduction to chainsaw safety and tree felling techniques at the Game of Logging – Level I. Both co-ed and women-only sessions are offered. Autumn is the ideal time for invasive plant control. Come learn more at Nature’s Invaders: A Hands-on Day with Invasive Plants. Or join our conservation efforts during our Monthly Bird Monitoring Walks.
• Preschoolers get ready for autumn at Audubon. Come on a Spider Safari in September; join us for Critter Construction in October; and Let’s Talk Turkeys in November.

For all of the details and dates visit our Fall Calendar of Events. Space is limited for some programs, so please call ahead to pre-register at (802) 434-3068.

Hope to see you soon at Audubon!

Winter
For a glimpse of Wildlife Tracking at Audubon on WCAX, News channel 3, click here.

Fall
Click here to view Farewell to Fall on WCAX, News channel 3 featuring Audubon Vermont Teacher/Naturalist, Gwen Causer. To learn more about the science behind the beautiful colors, as well as what climate change could hold for our future falls visit Audubon magazine's "In Living Color".

Summer
Channel 3 news, WCAX, showed up to a Spider Safari preschool program at the Green Mountain Audubon Center. Click here to watch the video!

Red-bellied Woodpecker © Glen Tepke

Have you seen this bird? If so you may be seeing the effects of Climate Change right now in your backyard. A new Audubon report says widespread bird movements point to global warming disruption of U.S. ecosystems.

Read what it means and what you can do to help. To view or download a Vermont Birds and Climate Factsheet, click here.