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St Louis Audubon Education Committee Needs New Recruits!! If you enjoy working with children and adults and talking about nature, why not join the Education Committee. We are looking for new people to work with us and give presentations on all kinds of subjects. We talk with school children, civic groups, scouts, libraries, churches garden clubs and anyone else interested in nature. We just completed a full day of activities for some Junior Girl Scouts to allow them to earn their Wildlife Badge. We do not require you to have any special knowledge--we will train you and give you outlines for our programs. Our new people do not give programs until they are comfortable with a topic. We have no special days or hours--we usually do weekdays, but occasionally we work on a weekend and sometimes in the evening. A lot of our programs are presented by two of our committee and, on occasion, the entire committee attends if there are a large number of people in attendance. Call Vicki Flier for applications or more information at 314.968.9166.

Speaker's Bureau

The St. Louis Audubon Society announces a training class that is starting up for their speaker's bureau in their elementary education program. The speakers will be available free to schools and will cover topics ranging from birds to bats to plants. Call Vicki Flier for applications or more information at 314.968.9166.

Junior membership divided into two age groups 1-7th grades 8th to 12th grades What do you get with junior membership? o Quarterly meeting hosted by the Education Team o Level specific bird walks twice a year designed for your age group, lead by Audubon bird walk leaders o Invitations to help with birding surveys around St. Louis o Classroom assistance with the Education Team o Special event table help with Membership and Education o Help with special projects such as putting up nest boxes o Monthly E-newsletter to keep you up to date Chapter only dues for $5