Young children are introduced to the wonders of nature and
encouraged to safely and respectfully explore the outdoors. Basic concepts of
natural interrelationships and their own role in nature are discussed. One half
of the program is spent outdoors exploring the environment, after which their
“discoveries” are discussed indoors. This program also includes one live animal
ambassador.
To register for this grant-funded Zoomobile program
(presented at your school), please call (716) 995-6123 or email rsanecki@buffalozoo.org
How do scientists save endangered species? Students will
become Conservation Team Investigators to uncover reasons why animals are
endangered and to find out how research can help protect species. Use tools of
a field biologist to learn how they find clues to locate animals in the wild.
They will then visit Ecostation, the Zoo's modern research field station
exhibit, and investigate conservation issues!
The
grant funds cover the cost of the class and Zoo admission for your group.
To register for this grant-funded Onsite School
Program (presented at the Zoo), please call (716) 995-6143 or email rmuffoletto@buffalozoo.org
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