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Wildlife and Animal Welfare Presentations

Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation (WRR) offers programs for community groups and school classes of all ages. Our presentations focus on the natural history of native wildlife with the aim of fostering a deeper respect for animals and their habitats. Out of respect for these animals, and in keeping with our philosophy that animals are not to be used for entertainment purposes, we never bring live animals to any public speaking engagement.

Below are a couple of the prepared presentations we can bring to your group. Other potential topics are included in the Advocacy section of this Web site. If the items below interest you, or you are looking for something just a little bit different, please contact Don Elroy, Education & Advocacy Coordinator, at education@wildlife-rescue.org. Or you can call him at (830) 336-2725 x304 to discuss your group's needs. We would be glad to tailor a presentation just for you.

A Journey "Through Animals' Eyes"

View our 20-minute video about urban wildlife conflicts followed by discussion of the natural history and habits of raccoons, opossums, skunks, and more. Close with "Exercises in Compassion," in which students are encouraged to view the world "through animals' eyes."

Career Day Presentation: "A Day in the Life of an Animal Caretaker"

This presentation covers:

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The history of WRR

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What is a sanctuary?

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A day in the life of an Animal Caretaker

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Education requirements and qualities of an Animal Caretaker

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Other ways to get involved in animal care

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Questions and answers

Urban Wildlife Presentation: "Sharing Our Backyards: Urban Wildlife"

This presentation covers:

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The history of WRR

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Our role in rehabilitation

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Effects of urban growth

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Dispelling myths

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Intro to local wildlife (opossums, skunks, snakes, bats)

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Humane repel and prevention techniques

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Questions and answers

 

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