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SUMMARY:Field Trip - Liberty Wildlife
DESCRIPTION:Who We Are\n\n\n\nLiberty Wildlife is a 501 (c) 3 not for profit organization dedicated to nurturing the nature of Arizona through conservation\, education\, wildlife rehabilitation and sustainability.  We are mainly a volunteer based organization of about 250-300 volunteers and a small staff. \n\n\n\nWhat We Do\n\n\nWildlife Rehabilitation\n\n\n\nLiberty Wildlife assists the state of Arizona with rehabilitation of native species\, specializing in avian\, reptile\, amphibian and small mammal species.  We care for between 7000-8000 animals every year with a release rate over 50%\, above the national norm. \nOur goal is to release every animal that comes in to us.  Those that cannot be rehabilitated to a quality of life are humanely euthanized.  All others are released or if non releasable are placed in zoos\, nature centers\, or breeding facilities or used as educational ambassadors or foster parents for their species. \nLiberty Wildlife specializes in caring for endangered and/or threatened species like California condors\, bald and golden eagles and all raptor species.  We also are the ‘go to’ facility for caring for other native wild birds especially during the busy orphan season. we generally assist over 130 different species in a year. \nVolunteer options in this area include Hotline\, Rescue/Transport\, Daily Care\, Orphan Care\, Medical Services (must apply for training after volunteering in another area). \n\n\n\nEnvironmental Education\n\n\n\nLiberty Wildlife provides first class educational programs using trained handlers/teachers using well-conditioned educational raptors who have been deemed non-releasable.  We recently provided over 827 programs a year at 488 different venues using over 50 different raptors\, tortoises\, and snakes.  Attention is given to conservation and sustainability\, state standards\, age appropriateness\, particular educational requests\, and the enhancing of attitudes like compassion and engagement. \nOur basic season for programming runs from mid-September through mid-May.  A program request can be made on the web site under Education. \nEducational volunteers must apply for training after volunteering in another area. \n\n\n\nResearch and Conservation\n\n\n\nResearch and conservation works with corporations\, agencies\, businesses that interface with wildlife to help avert negative impact.  This area is manned by biologists and specific training for the different areas is provided on the job. \n\n\n\nNon-Eagle Feather Repository\n\n\n\nThe Repository\, one of two in the United States\, provides feathers\, carcasses\, and parts to legally recognized Native Americans who use these items for cultural and religious practices.  The obtaining of these protected items had been illegal since the late 1990s making it difficult for the Native American to fully experience their cultural belief and regalia. \n\n\nCost: \n\n1 adult with 1 child        $7.76\n1 adult with 2 children $10.87\n1 adult with 3 children $13.98\n1 adult with 4 children $17.09\n1 adult with 5 children $20.19\neach additional adult   $3.62\n(Children 4 and under are free)\n\nTime: \n\nCheck-in is at 9:45 AM\nTour starts at 10 AM\nLate arrivals will forfeit their tickets\n\nThere is no food provided\, but snack time will be part of the tour. Bring your snacks! \nThey are open until 1 PM and you are welcome to stay and explore further until close. \nThis tour is limited to 50 students (plus their adults). Tickets will be sold on a first-come first served basis.
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LOCATION:Liberty Wildlife\, 2600 E. Elwood St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85040\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jillian Klosowski":MAILTO:EVSecularHomeschoolers@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Field Trip - Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary
DESCRIPTION:Cost:\nStudent – $10.87\nAdult – $8.80\nAll ages are welcome.\nCheck-in is at 9:45 and our tour will start promptly at 10AM.\n***Parking is VERY limited\, please carpool with other families whenever possible***\n\n\n\n\nPHS is not a public zoo but secure sanctuary on private property\, therefore\, we have distinct rules and policies. Please be sure ALL individuals in your group understand the information in this email. Kindly\, all guests are expected to comply with these policies during their visit.\n\nMeeting Location: 28011 N. 78th Street Scottsdale\, AZ 85266\nDRIVING DIRECTIONS: PLEASE NOTE – Address published online is NOT our physical location!\nFrom Loop 101 North:\nLoop 101 North to Scottsdale Road\nExit Scottsdale Road – turn Right (North)\nProceed approx. 6 miles to Dynamite Blvd. – turn Right (East)\nProceed ¼ mile to 78th Street (dirt road) – turn Right (South)\n2nd Property on Left\n\nWHAT TO BRING:\nDress in hiking-type attire: cool\, comfortable clothing; hat/visor; sunscreen\nWear closed-toe\, comfortable walking shoes (a must) – NO flip-flops\, “CROCS” or sandals\nBring a bottle of water (no glass)\nCameras encouraged (in accordance w/ PHS photo policy). NO VIDEO PERMITTED (including cell phone video)\nThe grounds of the 2.5 acre sanctuary are unpaved and some of the training takes place outdoors. Wear appropriate and comfortable footwear and be prepared to walk during the training. Strollers and wheelchairs are permitted but at times can be difficult to maneuver. Please notify PHS if a physically challenged guest is attending so we may prepare accordingly and ensure an enjoyable and comfortable experience. Respectfully\, no pets are allowed.\nPHS is home to over 1\,700 animals\, some very dangerous and highly venomous. PHS is honored to provide this unique glimpse into the world of reptiles and share in our passion of conservation\, however\, the safety and welfare of our animals is our priority. Guests in violation of any rule or those who may pose safety concerns to themselves\, other guests and/or our animals will be promptly dismissed from the training and from the PHS property.
URL:https://evsh.org/event/field-trip-phoenix-herpetological-sanctuary/
LOCATION:Phoenix Herpetological Society\, 28011 N 78th St\, Scottsdale\, AZ\, 85266\, United States
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