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2010 ABA Young Birder Camp Circuit

...New birds, new friends, new experiences

In 2010, ABA will be sponsoring three outstanding camps, as well as hosting one of its own. Each camp was chosen for its strong educational emphasis, as well as for its regional interest. Attending all of these camps will set a young birder on a path to excel in fields of natural history, ecology and ornithology. ABA is offering over $5000 dollars in scholarships to help individuals offset the cost of these camps. Please review our scholarship application information.

National Audubon Society & Project Puffin's Hog Island Teen Ornithology Camp
Jun 20-25, 2010

Audubon's venerable camp in coastal Maine, now co-sponsored with ABA, includes field identification, bird song recognition, conservation practices, and the opportunity to observe Audubon's seabird conservation field research. Contact Debbie Wood at 607-257-7308 ext 11. Website: www.projectpuffin.org/OrnithCampsDescriptionCMBST.html.

ABA Young Birder Camp Colorado
Jun 26-Jul 3, 2010

Join Michael O'Brien and Louise Zemaitis and prepare to bird and learn about all of the habitats Colorado has to offer. Campers will be camping outdoors at Catamount Institute's Mountain Campus near Woodland Park, CO.
www.aba.org/events/2010colorado

Victor Emanuel Nature Tours' Camp Chiricahua
Jul 13-24, 2010

This ABA co-sponsored camp presents young birders with an extraordinary opportunity to share a mutual love of birds and nature in one of the greatest natural history locations in North America. Contact 800-328-VENT or 512-328-5221 and/or visit www.ventbird.com/birding-tour/2010/07/13/camp-chiricahua.

Seattle Audubon Society's Cascades Bird Banding Camp
August 9-13, 2010

This co-sponsored camp will focus on the basics of net placement, extraction & handling, aging & sexing, with special emphasis on molt to age birds. Contact Kintea Bryant at 206-523-8243 x11. www.seattleaudubon.org/sas/WhatWeDo/EnvironmentalEducation/
HighSchoolProgram/CascadesBirdBandingCamp.aspx