Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife
Raptors are birds that prey on other animals in the wild to survive. Their specialized beaks and talons make them some of the most effective hunters. This presentation discusses the unique adaptations of the native and migratory raptors of Florida, specifically the five species of nocturnal hunters known as owls. One of CROW’s Animal Ambassadors […]
Southwest Florida is filled with fascinating wildlife, and CROW provides a unique opportunity to look into wildlife rehabilitation and meet the staff responsible for their care. Wildlife walks are the best opportunity for visitors to get an in-depth look into the inner workings of our hospital and the treatment process. The hour and a half […]
Do you wonder how and why animals become patients at CROW? Whether animals are sick, injured, or orphaned, CROW aims to lead in their recovery. From fishing line entanglement to abducted babies, this presentation will address the most likely reasons patients are admitted to the hospital. *No Reservation needed to attend presentation ONLY. For the safety […]
This talk will take a dive into the manatee care facility at ZooTampa. We will discuss the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured, orphaned, and sick manatees. The talk will be presented by Molly Lippincott, Curator of Florida and Manatees at ZooTampa.
Learn about these unique prehistoric creatures with wildlife biologist, Adam Pottruck.
This talk will cover the effects of major storms on mollusk species, including potential damage to local populations caused by natural disasters.
*Please visit our Volunteer page under the Volunteer tab in the Main Website Menu to download a volunteer application and confirm you can commit to the requirements before signing up for an Orientation date!
Infectious diseases are relatively common in free-ranging birds of prey presented for veterinary care and rehabilitation. This talk will cover what diseases are most common and how birds of prey may become exposed.
Mary Bammer, Instructional Designer for UF/IFAS Honey Bee Research and Extension Lab, will discuss specific ways in which honey bees, and the beekeepers that manage them, influence our world.
*Please visit our Volunteer page under the Volunteer tab in the Main Website Menu to download a volunteer application and confirm you can commit to the requirements before signing up for an Orientation date!
Audrey Albrecht, Shorebird Biologist at Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF), will discuss the impacts of Hurricane Ian on the birds themselves and their habitat. Focusing primarily on shorebirds and nesting bald eagles.
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