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Tucson Audubon Society
Upcoming Education Program Events
For more information on environmental
education at Tucson Audubon, contact Carrie
Dean, (520) 622-2230
PhotoShop
Class for Nature Enthusiasts
Interested in improving your nature photos? Tucson Audubon
offers a Photoshop course for nature/bird photographers who use either
film or digital cameras. See more information.
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Lifelong Birding Series
Tucson Audubon Society, in partnership with
Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation, is now teaching a
series of birding classes and specialty workshops.
See more information.
Beginning Class—"Watching Birds: Southeast Arizona Birding for Newcomers and Novices"
Intermediate Class—"Moving to Mastery:
Experiencing Southeast Arizona Birds"
Spring Session: February 13–March 12, 2008
Advanced Class—"Birding on the Cutting Edge: New Challenges in Southeast Arizona Birding"
Specialty Workshops—Topics such as waterfowl and birding by ear
To register, contact Carrie Dean, 622-2230.
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Riparian Family Institute - March 29-30, 2008
The
Riparian Family Institute is a weekend trip for the entire family that
incorporates children’s activities into an atmosphere in which everyone
can experience nature and learn together. The program focuses on the rich
plant and animal life found along the beautiful San Pedro River. One of the last free-flowing rivers joining
Mexico and the United States, the San Pedro provides a green oasis in the
desert, and is home to hundreds of species of plants, birds, insects,
reptiles, amphibians and mammals. Hosted in cooperation with Pima
County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation and The Nature Conservancy. To register, or for more information, contact
Matt Brooks at 622-2230. Registration is limited
to 32 participants.
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Institute of Desert Ecology - April 17-20, 2008
Since 1970 the Institute
of Desert Ecology has provided Tucson Audubon members, the Tucson community,
and participants from around the nation the opportunity to learn about the
Sonoran Desert from some of those who know and love it best. The
enthusiastic and inspired teaching of our own local experts, the spectacular
backdrop of the northwest face of the Catalina Mountains, the catered meals,
and the camaraderie of all those involved combine to produce 4 days that
participants have described as "life changing" and "an
experience that will not be forgotten." More
information, or contact Matt
Brooks at (520) 622-2230.
Learn about our free birding fieldtrips.
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