Activities:

The Audubon Society of Greater Cleveland offers and sponsors year-round activities that are free and open to the public. More information about specific programs can be found in the current listing of The House Wren or by calling our office at 216/556-5441 for more information.

MONTHLY FIELD TRIPS:
Members and guests alike are welcome to participate in field trips to places of natural and environmental interest. Trips are led by regional volunteer nature experts and are fun and educational for all ages. They are typically held on Saturdays and Sundays, at various times and locations: details are published in The House Wren.

MONTHLY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS:
This is a series of programs which will stimulate your interest in the natural world and provide a pleasant, entertaining way to learn and be inspired. Programs are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month, from September through April. All programs are free and open to the public and are usually held at 7 p.m. at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in University Circle. Monthly program details can be found in The House Wren.

SATURDAY BACKYARD NATURALIST SERIES:
Join us at Audubon’s Educational Center in Aurora for fun, hands-on learning of how to be a naturalist in your own back yard. A wide variety of topics are covered: use of native plants in your landscape, how to be a good neighbor to wildlife, what birds you can expect to see in your backyard during spring and fall migrations. These sessions are held on Saturdays throughout the fall, winter, and spring - details are published in monthly updates of The House Wren.

SPRING MIGRATION BIRD WALKS:
Each spring The Audubon Society of Greater Cleveland conducts a six-week series of Sunday morning bird walks in cooperation with The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the Cleveland, Geauga and Lake County parks systems, and the Holden Arboretum. Walks are held at various locations and are timed to coincide with spring migrations to provide greater Clevelanders with an exciting opportunity to observe the many birds that pass through our area en route to summer breeding grounds or which nest here. Walks are led by expert volunteers and are open to all without charge. A full schedule for these annual bird walks is published each year in The House Wren.

Check The House Wren or call our office for information on upcoming trips.