Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens

Catalog organization: National Audubon Society - Hog Island Audubon Camp

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What Is Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens?

This Hog Island Audubon Camp session is a six-day, five-night residential birding, ecology, and conservation experience for ages 14-17. It welcomes all birding skill levels but requires genuine interest in birds and emotional maturity. Campers explore coastal and mainland birding sites by boat and field trip, tide pool, hike spruce forest, journal, study habitat and food webs, and learn alongside experienced birders, ornithologists, and concurrent adult-session instructors. Weather permitting, the group lands on Eastern Egg Rock to observe seabird-restoration research.

Both 2026 sessions—June 14-19 and June 21-26—are sold out and only a waitlist is available. No 2027 schedule is posted. The 2026 price was USD 1,725, including shared housing, all meals, instruction, and field trips. Maine residents qualified for USD 150 off; a Portland airport shuttle cost USD 100 round trip; scholarships were available through Hog Island and local Audubon/bird clubs.

Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility

Key facts about Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens
Cost$1,725
FormatIn person
EligibilityAges 14–17
Application deadlineDates not announced
Listing last updatedAugust 30, 2026

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