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Life as a wildlife educator. Hellos . . . and good-byes. 2014 marked a major milestone for Teaching Creatures. In February, we celebrated 10 years of providing live animal programs to southern New England! It was an exciting year: we re-visited several schools, libraries and families we have served for many years a great honor and also presented at many new libraries and schools, which was a delight as well. Norbert, the bearded dragon, soaks up some sun. Emma helps Milkshake get acquainted with Emmet.
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Life as a wildlife educator. I was born into a family of animal lovers. My first playmates were two orange tabby cats whose gentleness and affection instilled in me a life-long connection to animals. Cats were part of my family my entire childhood, and when I was six, my grandparents bought a farm in western Virginia where I spent large parts of my summers interacting with their cows, pigs, chickens, cats and dogs. Examining sea turtle tracks, Sapelo Island, GA. As a naturalist aboard a whale watch boat.
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Life as a wildlife educator. Hellos . . . and good-byes →. An American robin getting its leg bands. June 2012. Since 2012, the first year of the program, we have captured and banded 12 target birds, including one chickadee, two robins, six catbirds, two mockingbirds and one cardinal. We have caught and released several non-target species as well, including several chipping and house sparrows, a house finch, a downy woodpecker, an oven bird, and a cedar waxwing! June 25, 2014. This entry was posted in Unc...
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Life as a wildlife educator. Newer posts →. Introducing Bolt . . . Small (L) and Slyder (R). Slyder and Small shared a special bond. Fast forward three months. Once again, our cousin posts pictures of Bolt on Facebook, explaining that the family that adopted him discovered an allergy and need to give him up. Kismet! Bolt and Small. New bonds to be made! December 21, 2013. Nesting leatherback sea turtle – Culebra, PR 1987. In the words of the wise old turtle Master Oogway from. Yesterday is history, Tomor...
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Life as a wildlife educator. Hellos . . . and good-byes. 2014 marked a major milestone for Teaching Creatures. In February, we celebrated 10 years of providing live animal programs to southern New England! It was an exciting year: we re-visited several schools, libraries and families we have served for many years a great honor and also presented at many new libraries and schools, which was a delight as well. Norbert, the bearded dragon, soaks up some sun. Emma helps Milkshake get acquainted with Emmet.
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Eaching Creatures is founded on the belief that people can make meaningful and lasting connections with the natural world through positive interaction with animals. People, especially children, are naturally drawn to animals. Teaching Creatures' animal programs foster this curiosity and wonder, while teaching respect for all living creatures and the Earth we share. How is Teaching Creatures different? Our presenters have years of experience working with animals.
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Creature Chronicles | Life as a wildlife educator
Life as a wildlife educator. Hellos . . . and good-byes. 2014 marked a major milestone for Teaching Creatures. In February, we celebrated 10 years of providing live animal programs to southern New England! It was an exciting year: we re-visited several schools, libraries and families we have served for many years a great honor and also presented at many new libraries and schools, which was a delight as well. Norbert, the bearded dragon, soaks up some sun. Emma helps Milkshake get acquainted with Emmet.
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