Outdoor Exploration for All Learners

Join the Wolf Conservation Center as we welcome neurodiverse learners! Families with children who learn differently are encouraged to visit and observe the WCC’s gray wolf ambassadors, Alawa and Nikai, and potentially observe some of the critically endangered red wolves and endangered Mexican gray wolves who call the WCC home.

Attendees will also have the option to complete various sensory stations to better understand how wolves and other wildlife live. Families can move throughout the facility as they’d like; this is not a structured program, rather, an opportunity to experience the WCC at an individual pace. Registrants are welcome to stop by between the hours of 9 am and 10 am and leave when they’re done. All guests must leave by 10 am.

This program is free but is limited to a specific number of attendees; pre-registration is required. We welcome all learners!

Lea antes de registrarse:

• Estas sesiones se proporcionan para un número limitado de invitados.
• Hay múltiples estaciones de desinfección disponibles en toda la instalación.
• There are outhouses (porta potties) available for visitors to use.
• No se permiten perros en la propiedad.

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