Wildlife Rehabilitation ~ an inside look at the growing science

This course will arm you with the general principles of wildlife rehabilitation, including feeding and the use of emergency care treatment. Whether you are preparing for the NYSDEC Wildlife Rehabilitator's Exam or just want to learn how to help wild animals that you come across until you can transport them to the appropriate facility, this course will meet your needs!  Taught by licensed professionals, Hawk Creek uses the center's educational resources to turn an ordinary classroom experience into something extraordinary!

• Acquire skills in species identification, natural history, nutrition, animal behavior & animal handling.
• Build a strong foundation of general procedures, stress-reducing housing, and capture and release techniques.
• Make a difference by helping to restore animals to self-sufficiency and giving them a successful release back into the wild. Help reduce the negative impact humans have on our wild neighbors.
• Stay on top of current developments in the field to ensure the humane treatment of wildlife.
• Get an Inside Look at the center and meet Hawk Creek's educational ambassadors!

Location: Hawk Creek Wildlife Center, East Aurora, NY (Lodge)
Dates: January 12th & 19th, 2008, 12-4pm
Cost: $100/person for two classes (8 hours of instruction)

Develop a sense of appreciation for the importance of preserving native wildlife. Learn how to lend a helping hand to injured, orphaned, and distressed animals in your community.

This course provides 8 hours of instruction from Hawk Creek's own licensed environmental educators. Classes are hosted on our gorgeous fifty-two acres of land in verdant East Aurora, NY. Register early—class size is limited!