Causes: Animals, Art Museums, Arts & Culture, Bird Sanctuaries, Natural History & Natural Science Museums

Mission: to provide education, to nurture an appreciation of the environment, and to study birds and their habitats using woodcarvings and other museum resources.

Results: Hundreds of potential birders, naturalists, and ornithologists introduced to birds through art and science, in both formal school-like sessions and informal explorations. Provide temporary exhibits for libraries and tourist/rest areas; Offer and lead weekly, biweekly, and occasional children's programs on birds and carvings onsite and at local events.

Target demographics: everyone learn about birds, bird conservation, and wood carving

Direct beneficiaries per year: hundreds of elementary students by hosting bird-related field trips; libraries and patrons; dozens of younger kids with bird-focused art, craft, and outdoor activities; and uncounted birds by protecting their habitat.

Geographic areas served: Vermont (especially Chittenden county)

Programs: a museum and mixed-habitat property to explore, guided birding for all experience levels, classes and workshops, and on- and off-site programs in science and art for and about birds.