Our Wildlife Education Garden is thriving this year! We have planted 8 beds of sunflowers, among other food, to support our wildlife patients. This unique crop is a valuable food source for many species in our care and its one that can’t be purchased in stores. With baby season reaching its peak, we are hoping to get some help from the community watering and weeding our garden, freeing up much needed staff time.

 

Volunteering in our garden is a unique way to give back to wildlife and a great way to spend some quiet time outdoors. We have created a sign up for those wanting to help. Our garden is large and needs a lot of tending, so sign-up slots are 4 hours each. Bring your sunhat, water bottle and dress for the weather! Sunscreen is available at the center.