WILDLIFE EMERGENCY: (720) 831-8130
FOR PEOPLE.
We help foster a better understanding of wildlife by working directly with the public through educational outreach, enlightenment on the natural world surrounding us, and human-wildlife conflict resolution.
We consider wildlife rescue to be a form of reactive conservation, whereas public outreach and education is a form of proactive conservation. In addition to caring for the wildlife that enters our facility, we aim to take a proactive approach by enlightening the public on how they can contribute to conservation efforts through their own actions, and in their own backyards.
We offer educational programs geared toward the general public! Educational programs focus on promoting a better understanding of conservation, natural histories, and wildlife rehabilitation. All of our public programs have a specific message of living alongside our wild neighbors and how to do so safely.
All of our programs are customizable and we come to you. We offer presentations, lectures and trainings. Book your program today or let us customize a presentation for you or your group.
CONSERVATION
CONNECTS.
Conservation Connects aim to connect our community to wildlife and wild places through outdoor learning initiatives and community projects. Conservation projects include deploying bat boxes and nest boxes, planting native plants, trail and park clean ups, creating pollinator gardens, bug condos, putting in wildlife friendly fences, wildlife water sources, immersive nature center experiences, rehabilitation services and more.
Conservation Connects is by far our most popular and important public education program, serving as the heart of our mission to make conservation accessible to everyone. Created to engage and inspire, this program connects people to our conservation and rehabilitation programs. Individuals can explore interactive exhibits, meet our ambassador animals, and engage in a hands-on connection with wildlife.
Witness our conservation work firsthand, explore interpretive spaces, and connect with our educational ambassadors. This direct engagement not only deepens our conservation message but inspires indaviduals to act and empathize with wildlife.
