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Learning from Death

Learning from Death

by | Mar 26, 2024 | Program

By Emma Roth, Nature Educator When I go into classrooms as an Audubon Nature Educator, I get all sorts of questions from the students. They want to know what my favorite animals are, or stories from nature, and sometimes the questions are even relevant to the lesson...
Observation and Collaboration

Observation and Collaboration

by | Nov 21, 2023 | Nature News, Program

By Chelsea Jandreau, Nature Educator Working in environmental education at a time when inquiry-based learning is the norm, the practice of learning how to make observations and ask questions comes up a lot. I am constantly reminded of how it is an intentional, not...
Diversity in the Details

Diversity in the Details

by | Jun 9, 2023 | Nature News, Program

By Chelsea Jandreau, Nature Educator If I were to focus solely on temperature and weather, it would seem that summer has jumped the line and cut spring a little short. It is just plain hot outside and, as of the beginning of June, I am still waiting on rain, even...
Life Lessons from a Cockroach

Life Lessons from a Cockroach

by | Nov 21, 2022 | Nature News, Program

By Emma Roth Audubon is home to a number of animal ambassadors. Most of these are well known to our visitors: birds of prey, snakes, turtles, fish, hellbenders, and an ancient one-eyed toad. These animals serve a valuable role at Audubon. They teach visitors about...
Baffled by Birds

Baffled by Birds

by | Sep 15, 2022 | Nature News, Program

By Emma Roth I am a self-proclaimed “nature person”. I grew up wandering around the woods, going on hikes, and camping. I’ve always loved exploring the natural world. I love flipping over logs to look for insects and salamanders, sneaking along trying not to scare...