CWC will be joining Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District for the Love Your Planet celebration! CWC staff will provide a talk on wildlife rehabilitation and be in attendance with our education van for the festival.
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Find CWC at space B86 with our education vehicle loaded tactile exhibits and information on living with wildlife! For Earth Day, we will also be offering a track-casting craft for families! The Melrose Trading Post is a pioneering arts-based marketplace held every Sunday at Fairfax High School in Los Angeles, CA with 275 local creative […]
CWC staff are available to speak to groups about wildlife coexistence and rehabilitation online and in-person. This event is not open to the public. To request a presentation or workshop for your organization or school, e-mail cwells@cawildlife.org
More information to come
CWC staff are available to speak to groups about wildlife coexistence and rehabilitation online and in-person. This event is not open to the public. To request a presentation or workshop for your organization or school, e-mail cwells@cawildlife.org
CWC staff are available to speak to groups about wildlife coexistence and rehabilitation online and in-person. This event is not open to the public. To request a presentation or workshop for your organization or school, e-mail cwells@cawildlife.org
CWC staff are available to speak to groups about wildlife coexistence and rehabilitation online and in-person. This event is not open to the public. To request a presentation or workshop for your organization or school, e-mail cwells@cawildlife.org
Join CWC for a day at Santa Monica Public Library! Programs extend throughout the day beginning with a children's program at 10am, touch and talk exhibits on the patio from 11-2, and a wildlife coexistence program for adults at 2pm.
Help increase public awareness of invasive species and encourage participation in the ongoing fight against invasive species by celebrating California Invasive Species Action Week (CISAW) June 1- 9, 2024. Invasive species include non-native plants, animals, and pathogens that can negatively impact our waters, native ecosystems, agriculture, health, and economy. Every day this week, UC IPM […]
