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32 animal behavior Events Found

Mar 4

Science Pub: Decoding Dog

A relaxed presentation by local and world-renowned scientists, researchers, and leaders. Topic: Animal behavior - decoding dog behavior.
OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry)
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3/4/26
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Mar 4

Science Pub: Decoding Dog

This isn't an ordinary lecture series! Grab a drink and enjoy a relaxed presentation by local and world-renowned scientists, researchers, and leaders.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 4

Science Pub: Decoding Dog

Relaxed presentation by local and world-renowned scientists, researchers, and leaders. Topic focuses on animal behavior and understanding dogs.
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
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3/4/26
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Mar 4

Science Pub: Decoding Dog

This isn't an ordinary lecture series! Grab a drink and enjoy a relaxed presentation by local and world-renowned scientists, researchers, and leaders.
OMSI
Free
3/4/26
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Mar 5

Woodcock Walk

American woodcocks (Scolopax minor), inconspicuous in plumage and behavior, can be difficult to spot throughout the year. During their mating season, however, it is possible to witness the males' magnificent courtship display at dusk and dawn. We will visit an area where male woodcocks are currently calling and performing their 'sky dance' aerial displays. This is a member-only event. We will meet at the Blue Ridge Discovery Center and travel by van to the area where woodcocks are currently active. Dress warmly and in layers.
Blue Ridge Discovery Center
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3/5/26
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Mar 13

Kids Night Out: Twilight Predators

Explore the secret lives of animals that come alive after dark! Discover how nighttime hunters find food, navigate their habitats, and stay safe in the wild. Parents have a night off, while kids enjoy an evening of CFBG activities and nighttime adventure. Target Audience: Designed for ages 8-12 years old. This is a drop-off program. Fee Includes: An evening Garden adventure, including a unique after-hours experience, A fun and educational experience on a new monthly theme, 3 hours of engaging activities, Campfire and s'mores. Come dressed to explore outside! The main entrance and Gift Shop will not be open, so night of registrations cannot be accepted. Anyone arriving more than 15 minutes late may not be able to join us.
Children's Forest Botanical Garden
$35.00 - Kids Ni...
3/13/26
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Mar 15

Backstage Pass: Sea Otters

Join a sea otter trainer and get up-close to these charismatic otters while going behind the scenes of our award-winning Russia's Grizzly Coast exhibit. You will learn each of our otter's stories and get a behind the scenes tour of the sea otter building from the toy room to the kitchen. A highlight of this experience is your opportunity to feed an otter a special treat and get a few photos of you in action. During this behind-the-scenes tour, you will also get to tap into your creative side as you help the trainers set up a play session for the otters. Time: 12:45 p.m.-1:45 p.m. Additional dates: April 12, 2026; May 29, 2026; June 12, 2026; July 17, 2026; August 7, 2026. Ages: Minimum 8+ years old; participants younger than 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum of 4 participants, smaller groups may be combined. Registration closes on the Friday a week before each program date at noon.
Minnesota Zoo
$125.00 - per pe...
3/15/26
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Mar 15

Backstage Pass: Minne-Critters

Go behind the scenes on the Treetop Trail where you'll get up-close with some of Minnesota's smaller residents. The cast of critters may include a skunk, porcupine, snake, owl, hawk, and opossum. Learn how Zoo staff trains the animals and why the Land of 10,000 Lakes needs everyone to do their part. You may even get to help with feeding time, engage with enrichment, or see some training. Minimum age 4+ years old, participants under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum 4 participants per group. Registration closes the Friday before each program date at noon.
Minnesota Zoo
$75.00 - $75 per...
3/15/26
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Mar 20

Owl Prowl Night Hike

Come learn about our native owls! Join us for a night with special owl guests, fun owl facts, and a walk on our trails to see if we can spot some outstanding owls. The first hour will be a presentation inside and the second hour will be the night exploration. Pre-registration is required.
Heard Museum Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
Free
3/20/26
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Apr 1

Spring Bird Behaviors (Class & Walk)

This program is held at 57 Wakeman Hill Rd., Sherman, CT 06784. Registration includes both a class and walk component focused on spring bird behaviors.
Virtual
$10.00 - Non-mem...
4/1/26
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Apr 8

Now You See Me - Day Camp

Spring is bringing some magical changes! Colors are reappearing and some animals are getting a whole new look. Join us in discovering how nature likes to play tricks!
North Carolina Zoo
Standard camp pr...
4/8/26
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Apr 10

Kids Night Out: Nocturnal Sound Science

Discover the hidden world of nighttime sounds! Learn how animals use sound to communicate in low-light conditions and explore how owls hoot, frogs croak, and crickets chirp after dark. Parents have a night off, while kids enjoy an evening of CFBG activities and nighttime adventure. Target Audience: Designed for ages 8-12 years old. This is a drop-off program. Come dressed to explore outside! Fee includes: An evening Garden adventure, including a unique after-hours experience, fun and educational experience on a new monthly theme, 3 hours of engaging activities, and campfire and s'mores. The main entrance and Gift Shop will not be open, so night of registrations cannot be accepted. Anyone arriving more than 15 minutes late may not be able to join us.
Children's Classroom
$35.00 - Kids Ni...
4/10/26
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Apr 12

Backstage Pass: Minne-Critters

Go behind the scenes on the Treetop Trail where you'll get up-close with some of Minnesota's smaller residents. The cast of critters may include a skunk, porcupine, snake, owl, hawk, and opossum. Learn how Zoo staff trains the animals and why the Land of 10,000 Lakes needs everyone to do their part. You may even get to help with feeding time, engage with enrichment, or see some training. Minimum age 4+ years old, participants under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum 4 participants per group. Registration closes the Friday before each program date at noon.
Minnesota Zoo
$75.00 - $75 per...
4/12/26
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Apr 20

BRIT Reads Book Club: "Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel" by Carl Safina

Do you love to read? Are you passionate about botany, natural history, sustainability and similar topics? Then, you'll love the BRIT Reads Book Club! This informal group meets every other month to discuss a chosen book, in-person and virtually. We begin with a moderator summarizing the book and reviewing its key points. Then there is an opportunity for discussion--all are encouraged to share their perspectives and thoughts. You will leave with new information, new perspectives and new connections to others with shared interests. Don't have time to read the book? No worries! Join us to hear the review and jump in on the discussion! In April, join us to discuss Carl Safina's Beyond Words: What Animals Think and Feel, which brings forth powerful and illuminating insight into the unique personalities of animals through extraordinary stories of animal joy, grief, jealousy, anger, and love. Registration includes Garden admission for the day. Materials: Bring a copy of the book if you have it, your lunch and a friend! This event is indoors and will proceed as scheduled, rain or shine.
BRIT Library
Free
4/20/26
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May 10

Mother's Day at the Zoo

Celebrate Mom with the variety of Zoo mothers and their little wild ones. All moms will be celebrated during this special day whether they have toes, paws, hooves or claws. Enjoy music around every corner with the family as you learn more about how the animals raise their young at the Zoo. Grab a yummy snack from one of the stands around the facility or have a picnic in the grass. Parking is limited. Glass containers, weapons, alcohol, tents, canopies, and sports equipment are prohibited. Pets are not allowed at the ABQ BioPark. Smoking and vaping are not permitted on City Property.
ABQ BioPark Zoo
Free
5/10/26
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May 31

Backstage Pass: Minne-Critters

Go behind the scenes on the Treetop Trail where you'll get up-close with some of Minnesota's smaller residents. The cast of critters may include a skunk, porcupine, snake, owl, hawk, and opossum. Learn how Zoo staff trains the animals and why the Land of 10,000 Lakes needs everyone to do their part. You may even get to help with feeding time, engage with enrichment, or see some training. Minimum age 4+ years old, participants under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum 4 participants per group. Registration closes the Friday before each program date at noon.
Minnesota Zoo
$75.00 - $75 per...
5/31/26
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Jun 1

Hopping Through Habitats - Summer Science Camp

Some animals dig, some fly, and some swim. Join this adventure in animal movements as we explore how animals move around the Arboretum. Multiple sections available: June 1-5 (9am-noon), July 6-10 (9am-noon), August 3-7 (9am-noon). Children must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026, and fully potty-trained.
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Half D...
6/1/26
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Jun 1

Hopping Through Habitats - Summer Science Camp

Some animals dig, some fly, and some swim. Join this adventure in animal movements as we explore how animals move around the Arboretum. Multiple sections available: Section A: June 1-5 (9:00 a.m. to noon), Section B: July 6-10 (9:00 a.m. to noon), Section C: August 3-7 (9:00 a.m. to noon). For children in prekindergarten (must be 4 years old by September 1, 2026, and fully potty-trained).
The Morton Arboretum
$235.00 - Half D...
6/1/26
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Jun 1

STEM: Brilliant and Bold - Summer Science Camp

Full Day Camp for 3rd and 4th graders. The animal world is full of brilliant and bold colors. Explore the world of animal sight and coloration through experiments, games, and STEM builds! Multiple sections from June 1-5 through August 10-14, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
The Morton Arboretum
$425.00 - Member...
6/1/26
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Jun 8

Brandywine Valley SPCA Critter Camp - West Chester Campus

Animal-focused summer camp for young animal lovers. Activities include learning special skills through workshops (pet CPR, animal careers, pet home ec, behavioral training), animal care education, guest speakers, meeting adoptable pets, creative and educational activities, and team-building workshops. Multiple age groups and session dates available. Includes camp materials and t-shirt. Optional aftercare available 3-5 PM for additional fee. Sessions run 9 AM - 3 PM. Age groups: 7-9, 10-12, and special intensive 13-15 bootcamp.
Brandywine Valley SPCA West Chester Campus
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6/8/26
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Jun 8

Summer Science Camps - Pond Pals

How do tadpoles turn into frogs? How do turtles and fish grow up? Together we'll search for croaking frogs, basking turtles, and swimming fish while we take a closer look at our friends that live in ponds. Multiple sessions: Section A: June 8-12 9am-3pm, Section B: July 13-17 9am-3pm. For kindergarten children who must be 5 years old by September 1, 2026.
The Morton Arboretum
$425.00 - Full D...
6/8/26
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Jun 12

Herps Alive! - North Bend State Park - June 12, 2026

Come see live reptiles and amphibians in person! Learn all about their diets, habitats and what makes them special! This interactive program is fun for all ages.
North Bend State Park
Free
6/12/26
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Jun 14

Animal Studies Pre-College at Eckerd

Modeled after undergraduate curriculum, this program gives students the opportunity to work with internationally recognized faculty on Eckerd College's prime waterfront campus on the Gulf of Mexico. Animal Studies is an interdisciplinary major that blends natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities to examine human-animal relationships while building research, communication, and critical thinking skills. Core topics include animal behavior and training, animal research and observation strategies, animal rescue and rehabilitation, animals in literature and field guides, animals in entertainment, and animal-assisted therapy/interventions. Students will attend classes led by Eckerd faculty, participate in wildlife research on campus, and visit local aquaria, zoos, or shelters.
Eckerd College
$2,249.00 - Cost...
6/14/26
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Jun 22

Summer Science Camps - Where the Wild Things Are

Where do wild things hide at the Arboretum? Search for wildlife as you explore the woodlands. What type of wild thing will the woods inspire you to be? Multiple sessions: Section A: June 22-26 9am-3pm, Section B: July 27-31 9am-3pm. For kindergarten children who must be 5 years old by September 1, 2026.
The Morton Arboretum
$425.00 - Full D...
6/22/26
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Jun 22

Summer Science Camps - Where the Wild Things Are

Full Day Camp - Where do wild things hide at the Arboretum? Search for wildlife as you explore the woodlands. What type of wild thing will the woods inspire you to be?
The Morton Arboretum
$425.00 - Full D...
6/22/26
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