PRESENTATIONS & TOURS
Each year, Hope for Wildlife delivers hundreds of offsite presentations and onsite tours to community schools and organizations, fulfilling our mission to foster a positive connection to wildlife through education and understanding.
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Inviting Hope for Wildlife into the classroom is a wonderful way for children to learn about local wildlife. Our presentations feature a variety of education animals, all of whom are permanent residents at our facility. There is no cost for these presentations, though donations of $3 per person are greatly appreciated. If your class prefers to give in-kind donations instead, we’re always in need of eggs, gas cards, leafy greens (no iceberg lettuce, please), ground beef, and frozen fruit.
Please note: We are only able to visit schools located within a one-hour drive of our Seaforth facility. This policy is in place to protect the welfare of our education animals during travel.
We can accommodate presentations for up to 30 students per classroom. Our programs are suited for children in Grade 2 or higher (typically ages 7 and up).
We’re also happy to host field trip presentations at our Seaforth location! These include a visit to our Education Centre and a guided tour of the wildlife gardens to meet our education animals. On-site tours also have a limit of about 30 students due to space restrictions.
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Hope for Wildlife also offers tailored auditorium presentations for schools and post-secondary institutions, with or without A/V equipment. These presentations are typically suited for:
Junior high and high school students
University students
Live animals are generally not included in these sessions. However, depending on the venue and setup, one education animal may occasionally be part of the presentation.
These talks focus on the work of wildlife rehabilitation, its connection to environmental sustainability, and the mission and impact of Hope for Wildlife.
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We offer presentations and talks tailored to your community group, seniors’ home, church group, festivals, and events. Presentations can be customized to meet your needs—from formal PowerPoint talks about Hope for Wildlife, wildlife rehabilitation, and environmental conservation, to interactive visits where your group can meet and learn about specific education animals up close.
There is no charge for our presentations; however, as a registered charitable organization, Hope for Wildlife greatly appreciates donations to support the care of our patients. If you prefer to provide in-kind donations, we are always in need of eggs, gas cards, leafy greens (no iceberg lettuce, please), ground beef, and frozen fruit.
Our presentations are suitable for anyone aged 7 and up. For children’s groups, we may limit attendance to around 30 participants to ensure the safety of the animals and the enjoyment of the children.
We’re also happy to arrange for a personal group on-site tour of our Education Centre and the education animals in our wildlife gardens.
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We are able to give presentations or talks at your business or workplace. The presentations can be tailed to your needs, and can range from formal Powerpoint talks about Hope for Wildlife, wildlife rehabilitation, and environmental conservation to visits with specific education animals for your group to see up close and learn about. There is no charge for our presentations, however Hope for Wildlife is a registered charitable organization and donations to help us care for our patients is greatly appreciated. If you prefer to donate items instead, Hope for Wildlife is always in need of eggs, gas cards, leafy greens (no iceberg lettuce, please), ground beef and frozen fruit.
We are also happy to book your business for an on-site tour of our education centre and the education animals in our wildlife gardens.