Join us for another fun family workshop at the Rio Salado Audubon Center! From beaks to talons, to the eggs they lay, we’ll explore all the amazing adaptations that help birds thrive in their habitats. Learn about local bird species and the unique things that help them survive in Phoenix! We’ll play a game to investigate how bird beaks help us eat, then decorate an egg adapted to your habitat, ready to take home!
Program Details:
- This program will happen both indoors at the Rio Salado Audubon Center classroom, as well as outdoors in the garden (weather permitting).
- The Center and garden area are all handicapped accessible, flat terrain. The garden trails are crushed refined gravel.
- Registration required, with tickets offered on a sliding scale: $5 suggested donation per person to cover the cost of materials
- Please register for 1 ticket per person
- All children must be accompanied by an adult
Questions? Email Juliana Gomez, Senior Education Coordinator (juliana.gomez@audubon.org)
