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Audubon Society of Rhode Island |
Welcome
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island, the state's first environmental organization, invites you to discover the wonders of nature. Annually, more than 17,000 members and supporters along with tens of thousands visitors enjoy our fifteen refuges statewide, award-winning Environmental Education Center, and enthralling special events and fascinating programs.
Our Audubon was founded in 1897 to halt the slaughter of birds used in the day's fashions. Today, our mission promotes environmental education, conservation and advocacy.
The Audubon connects you with nature all year through recreational and educational activities, emphasizing birds while encompassing all native wildlife and habitats.
The natural world is both sanctuary and classroom. Audubon encourages you to enjoy nature, learn from it, and protect it. Join us and experience the discoveries that nature offers you.
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DOWNLOAD THE 2012 AUDUBON SUMMER CAMP BROCHURE HERE
Discover • Learn • Explore
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s goal for summer camp is to provide
campers with opportunities to develop and understand the relationship
between themselves and the natural world.
Early Summer Camp registration for Audubon Members begins on February 25, 2012 from 9:30am-11:30am at the Audubon Environmental Education Center in Bristol.
Online, fax and mail registration for Audubon Members begins Feb 27-Mar 2, 2012 - CLICK HERE TO REGISER FOR CAMP
All registration begins March 5, 2012
New camp themes...More camp sessions. For more information view our short video on camp or contact our Camp Director. Applications for Junior Counselor & CIT Applications click here.
LEARN MORE
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Providence Peregrine Webcam |
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 They are hardly uninvited guests in their perch next door to the penthouse 30 floors up on what is perhaps Providence's most recognizable building. Yet the family of Peregrine Falcons living large at the Bank of America building overlooking Kennedy Plaza (often referred to as the Superman building) is in the camera's eye all the time.
In an arrangement involving the bank, Audubon Society of Rhode Island, Cox Business and other private donors, the Peregrine Falcon nesting box can be viewed live online thanks to the cameras trained on the magnificent raptors who have made their home there for a decade.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW WEBCAM
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