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Educational Programs

Robyn Graboski & Isis

Centre Wildlife Care (CWC) offers a variety of educational programs. 
to any group that would like to increase awareness of native wild animals.
Educational programs are also available for special occasions like birthday parties.


 Programs Available

  • "Take a Walk on the Wild Side"   Program with live mammals, birds & reptiles…choose 4-6 animal representatives for your program.
  •  "Bats are the Good Guys"   Program with live bats can be adapted for adults or children.
  •  "My Cold Blooded Friends"   Program with live reptiles which include both exotic and native species in addition to a preserved rattlesnake.
  •  "Wildlife Rehabilitation" Slide show with or without one animal representative.  This program is best suited for a formal setting.
  •  “Bats & Rabies” Slide show on bats of PA, info about rabies and meet some live bats.

All programs include information about Centre Wildlife Care, natural history of wild animals in the program and what to do if you find a wild animal that needs help. 

Animals available for programs

  • Buffy or Piglet the Big brown bats
  • Violet the stripped skunk
  • Isis the peregrine falcon
  • Andromeda the red tailed hawk
  • Nostradamus the Eastern screech owl
  • Sammy the saw-whet owl
  • Cal Ripkin the Baltimore oriole
  • Mr. Beatrice the white American robin
  • Barbara the black rat snake
  • Harvey and Lefty the eastern box turtles
  • Fred and Wilma the wood turtles
  • Steven the western hognose snake.
Program fee:          $125 for the first hour

        $25 for each additional 1/2 hour

Mileage:                     under 10 miles – no charge

        If over 10 miles – 50 cents per mile

Administrative fee:  If your organization requires an unusual amount of paperwork for a program there may be an administrative fee depending on the request.    

Why do we require a fee for programs?

Centre Wildlife Care is a volunteer-based, non-profit, organization that is not funded by any governmental or local  agency.  We rely on donations and program fees to provide food, housing and veterinary care for the animals.  All those things cost money.  Any program fees (which is also a tax deductible donation) will go directly toward the care of orphaned and injured wild animals until they can be released back into the wild. 

CWC has all the required licensing to do educational programs with wild animals from the PA Game Commission, the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service and the USDA.

For more information contact us at robyn@statecollege.com or 814-692-0004



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