All DAS members are invited to share items and experiences that might be of interest to other Auduboners. We'll provide a slide projector, if necessary, and some light refreshments. Even if you have nothing in particular to share, you're welcome to join the gathering. We meet in the lower level - entry is via the ramp to the west of the main entrance. As always, the general public is invited to attend and there is no admission fee.
Parking is free.
The Dayton Audubon Society is deeply committed to education, and shows that commitment by offering scholarships and grants to individuals who can make a difference in our community. The original idea, established at the Maine Camp, was to excite teachers so about natural history so they would go back and infect their students with that enthusiasm. Ecology workshops for adults are offered in the Wind River Mountains of Wyoming, the woodland community of Connecticut, the coast of Maine, and other locations. Also, a camp for students, ages 10 through 14, is offered every summer in Maine. While camps and workshops are open to everyone these days, they are still especially popular with teachers.