New Jersey Audubon Society (NJAS) Is Committed to Providing the Best Natural History
 and Environment-Based Education and Recreation
for All Ages and Levels of Expertise.

Click on the links below to learn more about how we support your own particular interests:

	NJAS in Your Community Discover NJAS as your community resource for nature information; learn about our centers and the kinds of services, programs and opportunities our staff provides.
	For Children and Youth Encourage children's interest in nature.  Our staff provides supervised exploration and discovery of natural habitats - children learn about animals, plants and ecosystems AND have fun.    Take A Kid Birding® Raptor Discovery Days - 3rd, 4th and 5th grade classes in Cumberland County, NJ are invited to join us for a day of raptor watching and learning!
	Engaging Families Share nature's wonders with your children.  Participate in our Bridges to the Natural World - Habitat Passport Program.
	For Adults Enjoy nature-based recreation, cultivate your interests through lifelong learning, enhance your awareness and understanding of natural systems interactions, become involved in promoting the NJAS mission. In addition to the many programs conducted through our centers, consider joining us on an NJAS EcoTravel tour or coming to one of the festivals we hold throughout the year.
	For Educators  NJAS is a leader in providing NJ-specific environmental content for programs and teacher professional development. Honeywell Institute for Ecosystems Education - Photos from Field Studies in the Hackensack Watershed (August 18-22, 2008) Grant-funded Programs - NJAS works with schools and communities to implement specific programs NJ-specific Natural History Curricula - Bridges to the Natural World, NJ W.A.T.E.R.S, Songbirds at the Crossroads of Migration and Fishing for Answers in an Urban Estuary
	NJAS:  A Leader in the Environmental Education (EE) Community Many organizations are devoted to implementing EE throughout the state; learn about the major EE initiatives in New Jersey and around the nation. Click here for our recent article:  Do Children Really Need Nature Education? Click here for information about the No Child Left Inside Act.

For additional information, call, write or email
 NJAS Department of Education
 Center for Research and Education
 600 Route 47 North
 Cape May Court House, NJ  08210
  (609) 861-0700  

New Jersey Audubon Society (NJAS) is a statewide, not-for-profit, membership organization committed to preserving New Jersey’s habitats and species biodiversity.  We invite your support through membership and participation in our programs.