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SOUTHWEST WILDLIFE CONSERVATION CENTER

From prickly porcupines to majestic Mexican gray wolves, Southwest Wildlife offers a close-up look at Arizona's wild residents. We offer a unique and personal field trip experience that we can customize to enhance classroom learning. We engage children at our nature center through educational programs, such as home school days, preschool classes, Girl Scout workshops, and camps. If you can not come to us, let us come to you with one of our offsite presentations; school assemblies, community outreach, booth settings or customized programs are available. Nature Center tours are given daily by appointment. Watch our website for special events.

 

Contact Information

Kim Carr
Southwest Wildlife Rehabilitation and Educational Foundation, Inc.
8711 East Pinnacle Peak Road, PMB #115
Scottsdale, AZ 85255

Phone: (480) 471-3621
Email: bmcullom@tnc.org

Website:
Click here to visit www.southwestwildlife.org


Program Features

• Curriculum

• Curriculum Correlates with state Standards

• Field Trips

• Speakers

• Informational Material


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