In memory of our beloved mascot Dizzy.

We and all of the chidren miss and love you.

Wildlife Education Programs

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"I sing because I'm happy. I sing because I'm free. His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me." These precious orphan babies were released by our Education Director Debby Hill into a beautiful, safe home on October 13, 2007. Rocky, Shy, Corwin, Tinkerbell, & Fudge.

Keeper of the Wild is dedicated to providing programs geared for educators and community groups. Most importantly we provide the information neccesary to educate our children about the benefits of wildlife conservation.

We are also especially proud to offer our presentation in support of area educators and the South Carolina Science Curriculum Standards on Animals for second grade. Our presenter is a certified local elementary school teacher with experience presenting wildlife education to young students, and a passion to inspire them to become young naturalists. Live animals, power point, and other visual aids are used in presentations.

Teachers are provided a folder packed with Resources and lessons based on 2^nd grade standards.  Smart Board lessons are available upon request. Students receive a laminated keepsake bookmark with tips for being a “Young Naturalist”, and the rescue phone number for Keeper of the Wild, Inc.

Programs are available for ALL groups and can be designed to fit your specific needs!

Information presented may include...

All life on the earth is interdependent.
Needs of animals.
Environments and characteristics of different kinds of animals.
How trash affects wildlife.
What’s the difference in abundant, threatened, endangered, and extinct?
Extinction and the balance of nature (food chains and effects on   

  humans.)
What to do if you see a wild animal.
What to do if you see a wild animal that is hurt.
Do wild animals make good pets?
How to be a “Young Naturalist”.
Enjoying wildlife where you are.
How can you help?