Open For
Public Visitation
9-5 Every day of the week
Check in at the office, sign in and get a map and you can give yourself a self guided tour.
$5.00 admission fee per person.
All fees go directly back into the care of the ambassadors you will be viewing.
We have a large ambassador family including hawks, falcons, owls, reptiles and mammals who you can observe in their homes.
PLEASE remember that you are visiting the ambassadors in their homes.
NO running
NO loud noises/yelling/music
NO harassment of ambassadors allowed
UPCOMING EVENTS & PROGRAMS
We are so excited to be offering such a variety of environmental education and outreach programs both onsite as well as around our community.
Our Project WILD educators present more than 375 public and
private education programs each year with our live animal ambassadors.
Take a look at the calendar below for upcoming public programs and events.
Click on the event name for more details.
If you are interested in coming to visit the Center, we are open 9-5 daily, every day of the week for public visitation of our Education Facility. Check in at the office and get a map and visit with our Animal Ambassadors! There is a minimum $5.00 per person admission fee, all fees go directly back into the care of the animals you will be observing as well as our mission to care for the 2,000+ animals we will intake this year!
If you are interested in booking a private tour, outreach program or onsite program, please contact Sarah. If you are interested in booking a private education program for your school group or organization where we come to you, please contact Katie.
We look forward to seeing you!
Peruse below to see all of the fun and exciting programming coming soon!
Center for WIldlife 2020
Owl Prowl Series
Owl Prowls will be held on the
LAST Friday of the month from
November - April at CFW
January 31st
February 28th
March 27th
April 24th
Our popular Owl Prowl Series is back! This fun event introduces participants to the amazing adaptations of native owls. We’ll meet under our education pavilion to learn about native owl species, their ecology, adaptations, and meet local representatives up close! Following the presentation, we’ll take a short walk into the surrounding habitat to call for owls and listen for whooo might call back
We welcome owl prowlers of all ages, but please remember that patience and a quiet atmosphere are crucial for owl prowling.
There is a $10 admission per person for this event, and reservations are required.
online sign up link is available HERE
Contact: Kristen Brewster
fellow@thecenterforwildlife.org
Phone: 207-361-1400
