easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, including young children and seniors
Join an interactive two-hour birdwatching adventure at Ogden Nature Center in Utah. Perfect for all ages, this experience combines hands-on learning with up-close encounters with local birds of prey.
All Ages! • 2 Hours • Priced per Classroom • 90 max students
Join an engaging 2-hour adventure where students discover what defines a bird. They'll enhance their birdwatching skills at the bird breakfast café, use binoculars and ID guides, and meet resident birds of prey. First graders will take home binoculars, while all receive a bird field guide, making this experience unforgettable.
2 Hours
Students will find out what makes a bird a bird. They will visit the bird breakfast café, sharpen their bird identification skills while using binoculars and ID guides, then meet the Ogden Nature Center's resident birds of prey. *1st grade students in attendance will get to take home a pair of binoculars and all students will get their own bird field guide.
All field trips:
Although the center provides binoculars, having your own allows for a more personal and comfortable viewing experience.
Spring mornings can be cool and afternoons warm, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Minimize noise to avoid disturbing resident birds and maximize wildlife sightings.
Take extra time before your session to stroll the nearby trails for additional wildlife viewing opportunities.
Ogden Nature Center was founded in 1975 to provide environmental education and promote conservation in northern Utah.
The center emphasizes habitat restoration and wildlife protection, playing a key role in regional conservation efforts.
Essential for close-up viewing of birds during the experience.
spring specific
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable through shifting temperatures.
spring specific
Recommended for exploring the nature center trails before or after the program.
Helpful for identifying bird species beyond the provided guide.