Are you an educator interested in bringing nature into your classroom? Audubon Rockies’ Community Naturalist program offers resources for both formal and non-formal educators who want to teach their students about the environment. Attend an educator workshop to learn how you can change the way your students think about science and nature, or browse lesson plans, activities, and more that will help you teach them about local ecosystems. Our Community Naturalists also deliver hands-on, in-person programs that connect students to bird conservation and nature, both in and outside of the classroom! Help your students learn and get excited about the plants, wildlife, and ecosystems around them with the resources below. 

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Request a Program

Our community naturalists deliver in-person programs to people of all ages to create lasting connections with nature in their communities. Use this form to request an environmental education program for your students.

Resources

Community Naturalist

Educator Workshops

Change the way your students think about science and nature.

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Community Naturalist

Rockie the Burrowing Owl

Learn about the sagebrush and wildlife migrations in our free, illustrated books.

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Community Naturalist Resources

Sagebrush Virtual Learning

Educational resources for exploring the sagebrush steppe, brought to you by Bart and Liz Rea.

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Community Naturalist

Voice of the Grasslands

Learn about North American grasslands with Mateo the meadowlark!

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Order supplies

Resource Kits

Order classroom kits or individual resources to teach your students or children about nature in the West.

Connect

Wyoming Alliance for Environmental Education

Are you looking to connect with other environmental educators in Wyoming? Join the email listserv of this alliance that Audubon Rockies helps lead!