Rising grade

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Sanctuary

As parents, we understand the importance of instilling a love of nature in our children. That’s why the Connecticut Audubon Society is such an important part of our communities. Through their conservation, education, and advocacy efforts, they protect and promote the natural habitats of our local wildlife, and help children and adults learn more about the environment.

With 21 wildlife sanctuaries and over 100,000 children and adults educated yearly, the Connecticut Audubon Society is a great resource for parents and kids alike. They offer a range of programs and activities that foster a deeper appreciation of nature and the importance of environmental preservation. Whether you’re looking for outdoor activities for your family or interesting ways to teach your children about the environment, the Connecticut Audubon Society has something for everyone.

STEM/STEAM

Nature

Affordable

Experiential learning in nature is exciting and makes it easier for students to understand science concepts that may be difficult to grasp in the classroom. While your students are in the field examining real-life phenomena, they are using math and literacy skills and various science technologies at the same time. And having so much fun while doing it! 

Your Outdoor Classroom

Bring the excitement and learning of our Science in Nature programs to your classroom! These live, virtual programs meet the Next Generation Science Standards and are appropriate for students in Kindergarten to 12th Grade.

School Programs: Science In Nature

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Connecticut Audubon Society, Center at Glastonbury

Arthur N

a wealth of knowledge about birds.
adore it 

Denisse P

They promote awareness to the animals that we can't see and might need out help.

Cindy E

I support their efforts to preserve Plum Island from private development.  If you love Long Island Sound support the Audubon Society.

Fred M

Fantastic organization!
I first learned about it from my grandfather, who also always counted birds and left me all of his bird books. 