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Young Ornithologist Workshop, Beaverhill Bird Observatory

Run by Beaverhill Bird Observatory

Who can apply Young people aged 15 to 18 with an interest in birds

Cost and deadline

This program is
Free
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Official site https://beaverhillbirds.com/programs/young-ornithologist-workshop/

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Format
Summer programs
Duration
One week in August
Grades
Ages 15-18
Location
Beaverhill Natural Area, east of Edmonton (camping at the station)

About this program

A free week of field ornithology at an Alberta bird observatory, with bird banding, identification, aging and sexing birds, migration monitoring and MAPS survey work, plus bats and butterflies. Food, field trips and instruction are covered. You get yourself to the station and bring a tent and sleeping bag (tents can be borrowed). In 2026 the workshop ran August 8 to 14 and applications closed April 30.

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