Camp Bayou Outdoor Learning Center

09/30/2026

This Saturday!! 6th Annual Fright Night Fest👻🎃
Reserve your spot at https://square.link/u/PBaXyhiv

09/28/2026

This Saturday!! 6th Annual Fright Night Fest👻🎃

This year we are asking that everyone reserve their spot at https://square.link/u/PBaXyhiv

We are still looking to add a few items and gift cards to the raffle. Please let us know if you’d like to contribute.

Camp Bayou Outdoor Learning Center is a non-profit and runs solely off of volunteers and donations.

https://observernews.net/article.php?slug=fright-night-at-camp-bayou-a-spooky-affair
Fright Night at Camp Bayou a spooky affair

08/21/2026

Goodbye for now!

The Swallow-tailed Kite migration flood gate has opened. All but two of the GPS-tracked kites have left Florida. Together with Orleans Audubon Society we gather data on kite habitat use, nesting, roosting, and stopover sites as well as winter destinations and migration changes over time. Please see our blog to learn more about each kite, our introduction to Steel, as well as memories of some of the kites we lost this season. Big thanks to the many many supporter, collaborators, and funding sources that have made this research possible!
Safe travels feathered friends!
https://www.arcinst.org/2026/08/20/swallow-tailed-kite-migration-in-full-swing/

08/17/2026

Would you like to help researchers learn more about pollinators? Check out the Great Southeast Pollinator Census!

Citizen Science at Work

08/17/2026

We've entered a photo in the Observer News photo contest. Please take a look and maybe vote for Camp Bayou!

SouthShore | Sun City Center | Riverview

08/07/2026

The parking lot will be closed August 9th and 16th. You can still visit Camp Bayou. There's parking available along 24th St.

08/05/2026

This sounds interesting!

Learn about how you can participate in this year's Great Southeast Pollinator Census, taking place in Florida for the first time.

05/20/2026

happy world bee day!🐝 https://www.facebook.com/share/17UciFxFmN/

Happy World Bee Day! DYK Florida has over 300 species of native bees that are critical to the pollination of our native plants and food crops?

We’re celebrating this important group of pollinators today at 2pm with our webinar on Florida’s native bees, presented by University of Florida’s Dr. Rachel Mallinger, and it’s not too late to sign up: https://www.flawildflowers.org/event/260520-webinar-native-bees/

You can also learn more about supporting local bee biodiversity in your own landscape here: https://www.flawildflowers.org/attracting-bees/