Audubon offers a broad array of programs, classes, camps, and special events throughout the year for people of all ages. Families, retirees, school groups, scouts, garden clubs and many more enjoy discovering the natural world with Audubon.
Our Education Department works with schools and other groups-such as homeschoolers, scouts, seniors, garden clubs, and community centers, just to name a few-to cultivate awareness and stewardship of the natural environment. We currently provide over 30,000 students and teachers a year with a comprehensive collection of environmental education programs and resources. These offerings include standard-based in-school programs, field explorations, nature stories, teacher workshops, a teacher resource library, and schoolyard habitat assistance.
Get outside and connect with nature through Audubon programs.
Do you have a nature trail or available green space in your
schoolyard? What better way for your students to learn nature and
science than going outside and doing experiments first hand.
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island's Teacher Resource Center offers a
wide selection of services to help you incorporate environmental
education into your classroom.
There are many ways Audubon can enhance your student's learning
experience while helping you meet the Rhode Island Grade Span
Expectations as well as other state standards.
Scout leaders are you working on a badge or patch? Need to fulfill a special requirement? Let Audubon know your group’s particular needs and we can tailor a nature walk or program to meet your needs.
Nestled in open meadows on the shoreline of Narragansett Bay in scenic Bristol, Rhode Island the Audubon Society of Rhode Island's Environmental Education Center is a natural treasure.
The Audubon Society of Rhode Island provides a variety of nature programs around the state. Bird walks, mushroom forays, lectures, wildflower identification, family friendly hikes, nature crafts, and so much more.
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.
NEW this year….
Improved Online Registration
After-camp Care for busy parents
NEW! Jamestown Sailing Camp: Audubon is partnering with the Conacicut Island Sailing Foundation (CISF) to offer a unique camp this summer. Kids ages 8 -16 will discover the marine environment while learning how to sail. Registration for this camp is handled through CISF. Click Here for more info.
Financial Assistance: Audubon Society of Rhode Island provides
scholarships to campers based on demonstrated economic need and
available funds. Financial assistance is limited to one session per
child. Please request a scholarship application by
Clicking Here. The Camp Coordinator will be in touch shortly. Once the
scholarship is secured you may then register your child for camp.
Programs & Classes 
