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Curiosity is a scientist’s superpower! Kids are naturally curious, making observations and asking questions about their world. When a child notices a cardinal fly by and wonders how it got its red feathers, they might not realize it, but they’re…

Thanks to a grant from Alaska Fertilizer and The Cornell Lab students in Yonkers, NY built a garden to learn about the natural world.

View video from the 2015 retreat.

This one-of-a-kind program includes four days of activities, guest speakers, and field trips highlighting best practices and the latest resources to revitalize your educational program or classroom. Get inspired, gain confidence, gather new ideas, and…

We collect work from young people everywhere for consideration for our BirdSleuth Investigator magazine. The online submission form makes it easy for you to quickly submit science reports, artwork, photos, and graphs! Submissions are due by June 30, 2020.

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The Cornell Lab of Ornithology has several options for resources in Spanish, many of which focus on Latin American countries.

CUBS is a bilingual citizen-science project that provides educational resources and grants for both urban and rural communities.

BirdSleuth International provides educators…

Resources and links for the Discover Schoolyard Birds curriculum.

Teaching slides for the whole Discover Schoolyard Birds curricula.

Tips for Taking Students Outside.

Lesson 1: What Makes a Bird a Bird?: Birds are a group of animals that have two wings,…

Lincoln Elementary School in Madison, WI, hopes to strengthen local communities and foster pride by providing their families, students, and teachers with access to outdoor learning activities.

The On Bird Hill – Teacher’s Guide is a free download that features activities that help educators meet standards in a fun and engaging way.

Join families from around the world exploring nature through fun, hands on Quests! Choose between outdoor or indoor quests, or mix it up.