Education Programs




While the primary mission of the ARL Wildlife Center is the rehabilitation of Pennsylvania's indigenous wildlife, we also spend a tremendous amount of time educating the public on the interesting and often unknown behaviors of wildlife, and on how humans and wildlife can better coexist.

Led by Education Director Tammy Frech, a coterie of volunteers has assembled a vast array of wildlife related programs suitable for a broad range of interested audiences.

		Listed below is our current 2010 Spring/Summer educational schedule. In addition to our scheduled classes and events, our wildlife programs can come to you. Each presentation is approximately an hour long and includes a visit with a live animal. Topics include (but are not limited to): Animals of the Night Awesome Owls Catching a Wild Bug Live Animal Art Nuisance or Not Once Upon an Egg Our Cold-Blooded Neighbors Regal Raptors Spring Time is Baby Time Tucked in for the Winter Who Eats Bugs Wildlife Rehabilitation Girl Scout Wildlife Badge Brownie Watching Wildlife Badge If you'd like to schedule a presentation, please contact Education Director Tammy Frech at (412) 793-6900.


2010 Spring/Summer Education Events at the ARL Wildlife Rehabilitation Center REVISED LISTING: See Wildlife Center Events Calendar for program details Click here for Camp FAQ Click here for Camp Registration Form

One Day Critter Camp
Our one day (9:00am - 3:00pm) camps for children ages 6-10 are packed with fun activites! Each camp will cover information pertinent to the season as well as hiking, crafts, games, and tour of the Wildlife Center menagerie of education animals.
Bring a bagged lunch. Cost $60.

Summer Critter Camp (August 17)
Summer is the busiest season at the Wildlife Center. Learn about wildlife rehabilitation and how we care for our animals.