What will you discover on a NH Audubon wildlife sanctuary? A life list bird? Your first slime mold? A rare butterfly? Visit one of our included sanctuaries June 22-June 28 (between dawn and dusk) during our first NH Audubon Nature Challenge to find out. There is no previous fieldwork experience necessary to help in this data collection effort as we carry out a lands inventory on our properties. Using iNaturalist and eBird (both free platforms), you can submit observations of animals, plants, and fungi to help grow the species list of each sanctuary and help in future land management decisions. This first ever annual nature challenge needs your help to be a success. Register for the NH Audubon Nature Challenge Webinar to learn more about iNaturalist and eBird, and receive some tips on visiting our sanctuaries. Be sure to RSVP for the challenge and let us know if you already have a wildlife sanctuary in mind to visit! https://nhaudubon.org/events/month/2025-06/ Photo by Anita Fernandez of a group identifying plants along the Silk Farm Sanctuary All Persons Trail. (fb)

Every kid should have the chance to spend their summer outside—exploring nature, building confidence, and connecting with wildlife. During NH Gives (June 10–11), we’re raising money for camp scholarships so every child who wants to attend NH Audubon camp can. Want to give early? You can make a gift today at nhaudubon.org/donate and mention “NH Gives – Camp Scholarships” in the comment box so we can count it toward our goal. Stay tuned to hear what makes our camps so special—from the people who make it happen to the moments that stick with kids long after summer ends. #NHGives #TogetherWeGive #BestSummerEver #CampForAll #NHAudubon NH Gives NH Center for Nonprofits (fb)