
Explore nature and wildlife at Beaver Meadow in North Java, NY
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This camp is run by Buffalo Audubon, an independent organization and chapter affiliate of the National Audubon Society, established in 1909. Buffalo Audubon’s office headquarters, Trillium Nature Center, is located at Beaver Meadow Nature Preserve in North Java, NY. The organization connects individuals with birds and the natural world through bird-focused activities, advocacy, and habitat restoration. Buffalo Audubon offers nature education programs and immersive nature experiences for people of all ages, aimed at fostering environmental stewardship in the next generation. Membership provides discounts on programs, parking, nature camps, and cabin rental. Activities include onsite visits to the Nature Center, exploring new trails, meeting educational animals, and learning in the updated Nature Center. They engage the public in community science projects and offer programming for little ones, such as "toddler time" for learning about the natural world through engaging activities.
Explorers camp encourages guided exploratory growth through nature using all five senses. Campers will record their experiences and explorations in a take-home nature journal. For campers who have completed Kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade.
Learn more / RegisterAdventurers participate in adventures across Beaver Meadow’s diverse ecosystems, experiencing old-growth forests, chasing insects in meadows, and searching for pond creatures with dip nets. For campers who have completed 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade.
Learn more / RegisterAvian Expeditioners take their love of birds to the next level, receiving their own pair of Vortex Binoculars to keep and use for close-up looks at Western New York's amazing birds. For campers who have completed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade.
Learn more / RegisterWilderness Expeditioners learn basic outdoor skills such as hiking essentials, basic first aid, compass and GPS navigation, finding water, fire starting, shelter building, and survival techniques. For campers who have completed 6th, 7th, or 8th grade.
Learn more / RegisterOne-day camps offer a chance to experience favorite camp programs, with each day focusing on a different topic like insects, outdoor adventures, pond and tree wonders, or birding. For campers who have completed K through 5th grade.
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