Payment Options
You may also pay with a Credit or Debit card before the first class date by selecting "Pay by Check" and calling the ASU Treasurer's Office at (870) 972-3847 between the hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Payment must be received prior to attending class. If you need to make other arrangements, please call (870) 972-3052.
Attract Birds in Your Backyard
If you want to install a feeder or a nest box to enjoy seeing birds in your backyard but don’t know where to start--or maybe you've tried and were unsuccessful,-- then this workshop is for you! Designed with a lecture and a field trip on the Bluebird Trail maintained by ASU, this workshop will provide tips and tricks to attract birds in your yard, with an emphasis on the popular bluebirds and other common cavity nesters. Participants will be asked to be quiet in the field to minimize disturbance to nesting birds and will need to wear light and non-restrictive clothing, tennis shoes, and bring insect repellent, sunglasses and a bottle of water.
- This workshop is NOT designed for small children.
- Lecture will be held at Continuing Education and Community Outreach and registrants will drive to the nesting site, approximately 7-8 miles north of campus.
When: Monday, July 1
Where: Continuing Education, 2004 E. Nettleton
Time: 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Cost: $60.00 to attend the Lecture and Bluebird Trail OR $10.00 to attend only the Lecture
Instructor: Virginie Rolland, PhD, ASU Wildlife Ecologist
Note:
Certain risks of personal physical injury, property damage or other losses exist with respect to participation in camps/clinics/workshops, etc. at ASUJ. Participants must assume all risks of any such personal injuries, property damages, or other losses that participant may sustain as a result of participation in said events. Arkansas State University does not assume responsibility for payment of ambulance services, emergency room fees, prescriptions, or any other medical treatment.
This activity is a non-academic, non-degree seeking workshop offered as a community outreach initiative and is not affiliated with the university’s degree credit programs.