Investigate threats to bird migration and populations, as well as creative (and slightly messy!) solutions in this upcoming program

What To Expect:

Learn how to support feathered friends during this year’s fall migration in a hands-on family workshop designed for adults and children (ages 5-14) to learn together.  Enjoy an indoor birding simulation and discover how to identify local bird species, the biggest impacts and threats to their survival, the vital role birds play in our ecosystem, and the numerous fun and creative ways we can positively make a difference. Then, create your own window clings to take home and protect migratory birds from window strikes, along with your newfound knowledge. All materials included.

This workshop is for registered participants ages 5 and older, with a registered adult. We cannot accommodate unregistered people or youth under age 5.

Details:

Date/Time: May 16th, 10-11am

Location: Longwood Gardens, Grove Classroom 108

Admission: Packages vary for # of participants, but start at $53 (for 1 adult and 1 child). Register through the Longwood Gardens Website HERE