Calendar

Loading Events
Two teenagers using binoculars at the National Aviary's Summer Camp.

« All Events

  • This event has passed.

Saving Species with Science Teen Camp

August 5 |

Monday – Friday, August 5 – 9 |  9 am – 3 pm | Ages 13 – 16
Members: $230; Non-Members: $250

Got a curious, animal-loving teen who is interested in exploring the science of birds, just like we do at the National Aviary? Studying animal behaviors and their care here at home can help us understand how to protect avian species. National Aviary scientists conduct research and provide their expertise from right here in Pittsburgh all around the globe, spanning from Ecuador to South Africa. During this fun and engaging summer camp, teens will learn from Aviary experts how we use science every day to care for our birds, how to help to save species from extinction, and how they can get involved!

2024 National Aviary Camps

In The News

See All News

Sky Deck at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh Today Live

Katie joined us from the National Aviary in Pittsburgh to show us a global odyssey that has turned Pittsburgh into a first-class ticket to the wildest corners of the world.

Read More »

Surround Yourself With a Sense of Calm in the Grasslands Room at the National Aviary | Pittsburgh Magazine

Spend a peaceful moment with the delicate birds in the Grasslands at the National Aviary.

Read More »

3 Cathedral of Learning peregrine falcon chicks receive bands from Pennsylvania Game Commission | MSN

Three peregrine falcon chicks from the Cathedral of Learning were banded by the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

Read More »

3 Cathedral of Learning peregrine falcon chicks receive bands from Pennsylvania Game Commission | WPXI

Carla and Ecco, two peregrine falcons, live at the Cathedral of Learning in Oakland and are the stars of the National Aviary’s Peregrine FalconCam.

Read More »

Bird experts encourage people to turn off lights in peak migration season | WPXI

The National Aviary and other bird experts are encouraging everyone to turn off or dim unnecessary lights at night. — The National Aviary and other bird experts are encouraging everyone to turn off or dim unnecessary lights at night.

Read More »