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Join Our Audubon Naturalist Team!


Bird Nest Study indoors 
Pond Water Study 
Bird Nest Study outdoors 
Each year, our volunteer naturalists interact with school children to help them understand the importance of wetlands to both wildlife and people.  Through the naturalists’ enthusiasm, interest and dedication, thousands of school children and their teachers conclude that this is the best outdoor field program they have ever attended! 

We are proud of our naturalists and how they help Sea & Sage Audubon achieve its mission.  Perhaps you have some experience teaching children and have wondered about participating in our exciting outdoor field program.  Now is the time to sign up! 

Each one of us should share what we love and pass it on to the next generation.  If you think educating children about nature is vital and you love being around others who care about nature, then join our naturalist team. Our school tours are held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. One-morning orientation meetings have been scheduled for Sept. 20, Oct. 18, and Nov. 15, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To find out more about this great program and/or to sign up for the orientation, contact Trude Hurd, Project Director of Education, by phone at 949-261-7963 or by email at  .
 

Continuing Education for the Naturalists
End of the Year Breakfast for the Naturalists

One of our volunteer naturalists wrote up her thoughts on the Audubon Naturalists Program, describing the kind of people she had met who were involved with the program. To read her remarks, click here.

 
The Marsh Education Project is proud to recognize its education volunteers who donated over 3,400 hours in 2006. Special praise goes to these eleven naturalists who each volunteered over 100 hours:
Bev Spring (412 hours)
Grace McElhiney (411 hours)
Tim Maas (315 hours)
Pat Vranicar (195 hours)
Helen Nicholas (186 hours)
Nancy Kenyon (174 hours)
Constance Cassady (155 hours)
Kate Grabenstein (143 hours)
Deborah Brin (140 hours)
Carolyn Noble (132 hours)
Lori Kiesser (105 hours)

Last Modified November 22, 2007

Sea & Sage Audubon Society
PO Box 5447 • Irvine, CA 92616 • 949-261-7963

http://www.seaandsageaudubon.org