Classes and Workshops
Great Gray Owl. Photo by Gary Kunkel/Audubon Photography Awards.
Educational offerings for all ages.
Double-crested Cormorant. Photo by Ken Miracle
Education is key to our mission of building an understanding, appreciation, and respect for the natural world. Golden Eagle Audubon provides educational opportunities for both youth and adults throughout the year.
From beginner, intermediate, to advanced, we provide meaningful classroom and field experiences for people of all ages to learn more about birds - their identification, life histories, and more! Other topic areas include conservation issues, broader habitat and ecology-related subjects, and ways to take action.
Request a Presentation or Fieldtrip
Sora. Photo by Ceredig Roberts.
We often partner with local libraries, Boise School District’s Community Education Program, Boise Watershed and many other organizations to offer programs. If you represent an organization or group and are interested in a GEAS presentation or field trip, we’d love to hear from you!
Please note we ask that you make requests at least a month in advance and indicate if there is flexibility in scheduling dates. We do not require a payment for these services but a donation of $50 or more, by those who are able, is strongly encouraged to make GEAS’ important work possible into the future.
Teach a Class or Workshop
Cordilleran Flycatcher. Photo by Dondi Black.
Are you a passionate and knowledgeable birder or conservation professional interested in teaching? We’d love to hear from you! Please fill out a class or workshop proposal form and we will be in touch!
Our volunteer Education Committee is vital to developing and delivering much of our educational programming. If you’d like to learn more or participate in the Education Committee, please complete a volunteer application.