The Sanctuary offers a variaty of Outreach programs meant to tailor to the specific needs of any group, large or small. Different fees will apply depending on the the type of group and number of people attending. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call the Sanctuary at 419-884-4295 and a staff member will gladly assist you.
This program is an all-school assembly with six ecological activity stations. Created for school districts with reduced bussing or that are located too far from the Sanctuary for a field trip. The Sanctuary has created fourteen ecological stations. These stations are interactive and are separated into five categories: Treasures in the Forest, All Wet, The Mad Scientist, We Are All Somebody's Dinner, and Adaptation Mastery. Teachers select six stations that best suit their curriculum needs. For a list of all the stations available, please call the Sanctuary.
Field days consist of multiple short live bird programs through out a given time period. This program is ideal for multiple groups of students.
A live bird of prey show usually consisting or two to three birds of prey. Teachers are encouraged to ask for the species of birds they'd like their students to see. Each program usually last anywhere from 1/2 hour to a full hour.
A series of five, 45-minute, hands-on presentations to assist you in solidifying some of the science standard concepts for your students. A bird show is not included in this program, but can be added.
A short one bird presentation followed by an activity to help kids solidify what they just were taught. This program usually last about an hour.
A live bird of prey show usually consisting or two to three birds of prey. Each program usually last anywhere from 1/2 hour to a full hour. Requesting birds is encouraged.
Any display whether it be a live bird, touch table, or sale items makes any event more interesting!
A live bird of prey show usually consisting or two to three birds of prey. Each program usually last anywhere from 1/2 hour to a full hour. Requesting birds is encouraged. After 6:30PM an additional $25 fee will added to your final charge.
Any display whether it be a live bird, touch table, or sale items makes any event more interesting!
Art Teachers, how would you like to have a live bird model for your classroom while receiving an informal program on the natural history of raptors?
Choose a bird from the list below, pick a class project to raise money to "sponsor" the bird's care, and choose a day for your bird(s) to visit your classroom.
| Ambassador Birds | |
|---|---|
| 1. Mishka | Red-Tailed Hawk |
| 2. Seymour |
Great-Horned Owl |
| 3. Legacy |
Peregrine Falcon |
| 4. Bundi |
Barn Owl |
| 5. Strix |
Tawny Owl |
| 6. Phoenix |
Harris Hawk |
| 7. Ditch |
American Kestrel |
| 8. Lazuras |
Screech Owl |
| 9. Icabod |
Turkey Vulture |