Camp Talon (teen adventures learning ornithology and nature)
Georgia Audubon is proud to support Camp TALON, a one-of-a-kind camp for teens with a strong interest in the outdoors, birding and ecology. Each day the adventure begins as we travel by charter bus to barrier islands, state parks, wildlife management areas and refuges along Georgia’s coast. Evening classes challenge our campers with presentations and quizzes about bird identification, songs, behavior, flight, migration and other “birdy” topics. At camp’s end we come home with new and improved birding skills, a better understanding of coastal ecology, and great memories!
Small Camps, Exceptional Experience
For more information or to register, visit the Georgia Department of Natural Resources website. Please apply for our Georgia Audubon Scholarship if cost is a burden.
Small Camps, Exceptional Experience
- Length of each camp: 6 days, 5 nights.
- Availability: Space for 16 campers at each session.
- Serious students: For beginning to experienced birders who don’t mind long, hot, sometimes “buggy” days on beaches and marshes.
- Ages: Boys and girls ages 13–17. Older birders who have attended before may be eligible for internships.
- 3:1 student/teacher ratio. Trips, classes led by biologists, ornithologists and environmental educators, each with 20+ years of experience.
- Sponsors: Georgia DNR, Georgia Natural Resources Foundation, The Environmental Resources Network (TERN), Georgia Ornithological Society and Georgia Audubon.
For more information or to register, visit the Georgia Department of Natural Resources website. Please apply for our Georgia Audubon Scholarship if cost is a burden.
