Southeastern Virginia and coastal North Carolina conjure up images of windswept barrier islands and vast swamp forests.  This "surf and turf" tour will visit famed locations like the Great Dismal Swamp and Cape Hattaras National Seashore.
Note: This tour is currently filled.  Please contact us at
travel@njaudubon.org if you wish to be wait listed.

We call this trip an adventure for good reason: with spectacular seabird colonies, boreal forests, and Cambrian fossils, that’s exactly what it will be!  A unique natural history tour blending many facets of nature as we examine relationships between the geology and plant and animal communities.  (Photo courtesy Jeremy Woodhouse)

One of North America's most spectacular regions, the Canadian Rockies in Alberta and British Columbia are also rich in plant and animal life.  This is a photographer's dream with glorious panoramas of majestic mountains, pristine lakes, waterfalls and glaciers.
Note: This tour is currently filled.  Please contact us at
travel@njaudubon.org if you wish to be wait listed.

UTAH & IDAHO:  The Great Salt Lake, Uinta Mountains and Snake River Valley
August 4 - 12, 2008

Enjoy spectacular mountain scenery, huge numbers of water- and shorebirds, and western montane species.  Visit Antelope Island State Park, Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, the Uinta Mountains, Dinosaur National Monument and the Snake River Valley.                   
(Photo courtesy Kevin T. Karlson)

The GYE is considered one of the last intact temperate ecosystems on earth.  Our tour will explore this wildlife paradise after the summer crowds depart.  Visit both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks in a search for charismatic mega-fauna.  (Note:  For the report from our September, 2007 tour, click here.)

Our goals will be to visit many different habitats and to search for birds and other wildlife while we learn about tropical ecology and conservation.  This autumn tour explores the lowlands and lower slopes of the Caribbean and mountain cloud forests around active volcanoes.  (Photo courtesy Mark S. Garland)
Note: This tour is currently filled.  Please contact us at
travel@njaudubon.org if you wish to be wait listed.

Come see why this is hailed as one of the nation's premier National Wildlife Refuges!  Many wildlife photographers consider it to be one of the most photogenic places in the country.

(Photo courtesy Art Morris)

It's not too early to consider a 2009 Eco-tour!  Check out our scheduled tours for early 2009 to Ecuador, Bahamas and Klamath Basin, CA.
More 2009 tours to follow soon!

Imagine a place where the richest rain forest on earth is almost adjacent to snowcapped mountains.  The journey begins in the Amazon rain forest and continues on both slopes of the Andes.

(Photo courtesy Mark S. Garland)

Beat the chill of a February wind by exploring the tropical paradise of the Bahamas.  Join us on a visit to islands which offer a relaxing atmosphere lush with bird life and nature.

(Photo courtesy Daniel Belasco)

Klamath Basin is one of North America's great early spring staging areas for waterfowl.  The great complex of Sacramento area NWRs, majestic Mount Shasta and the magnificent northern California coast will also be explored.