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Youth Education

Volunteers from the Eastside Audubon Youth Education Committee work with children of all ages in a variety of settings: schools, nature centers, parks, camps, festivals, and fairs.

Classroom Workshops

We present a variety of student workshops. All presentations are interactive, hands-on and can be adapted to the needs of students. They support the Essential Academic Learning Requirements of Washington State.

To inquire about a classroom workshop, please phone the Eastside Audubon office at 425-576-8805.

Bird Discovery Box

Teachers may borrow the Bird Discovery Box, which contains lesson plans and the materials needed to teach them.

Family Nature Walks

Len Steiner Grant Fund for K-12 Teachers

For elementary, middle and high school teachers for environmental/science projects in the classroom. Application.

Brian Gershon Scholarship Fund for High School Seniors

For high school seniors who have demonstrated a keen interest in the environment/science. Application.

Amy McQuade Camp Scholarship

For low-income, middle-school students to attend science/environmental summer camps. To obtain an application, please contact your school counselor or science teacher or email education@eastsideaudubon.org.

Youth Education Committee Membership

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The mission of Eastside Audubon is to protect, preserve and enhance natural ecosystems and our communities for the benefit of birds, other wildlife and people.