Events

Designed for ages 2–5, this series will spark curiosity, nurture a love for wildlife and nature, and help kids discover ways to protect our planet—all while having tons of fun....

Phenology is the tracking of when annual lifecycle events occur.  It documents nature's calendar, from birds building nests to tree buds bursting and foliage changing color.  Participants will practice making...

Join L’aura Bradford on a nature walk to explore shifting light, wildlife activity, and plants as their leaves unfurl. This short course emphasizes observation and storytelling through photography. Open to...

Join us for a beginner-friendly urban ecology walk in preparation for World Migratory Bird Day. Bangor is home to a surprising number of nesting species, including the mighty peregrine falcon!...

Following Maine Audubon’s online serviceberry webinar, celebrate spring with a guided walk-along the forest edges and open woodlands of FPAC, where serviceberry is flowering.  We’ll explore the phenology, ecology, and...

Celebrate Maine Dark Sky Week! Maine Audubon’s statewide advocacy team will describe legislative initiatives to protect the night skies for our wildlife community, and explain why responsible outdoor lighting matters...

Events will include an 8 a.m. bird walk, eBird workshop, annual binocular sale, and much more! A detailed schedule will be provided closer to the date.

Activities include tracking bird and fish migrations, investigating water quality, contributing data to community science projects, and forging social connections with fellow homeschoolers, ages 6-14 – all while having a...

Following Maine Audubon’s online community science webinar, join staff naturalists at FPAC to learn how you can contribute to ecological research with iNaturalist observations.  We’ll take to the trails to...