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Harmony Wildlife's education program showcases Tennessee native wildlife. Our sessions are led by trained educators and provide information on local species, their habitats, and conservation challenges. These programs also give participants an understanding of what's involved in wildlife rehabilitation work.
Harmony Wildlife's education program showcases Tennessee native wildlife. Our sessions are led by trained educators and provide information on local species, their habitats, and conservation challenges. These programs also give participants an understanding of what's involved in wildlife rehabilitation work.
Meet Sweet Potato!
Meet Sweet Potato!
Allow us to introduce you to Sweet Potato, our darling Eastern box turtle. As an educational ambassador, she plays a crucial role in helping us connect with audiences of all ages. We hope she can instill a sense of wonder and respect for the intricacies of nature, encouraging a deeper connection with the world around us, while educating our community on how to live harmoniously with wildlife.
Program information and requirements
Program information and requirements
Location: We come to you! (We travel within a 30 mile radius of Nashville, Tennessee.)
Environment: Temperature controlled indoor space preferred; outdoor venues must be covered or offer full shade and will depend on temperature and weather conditions.
Program Duration: 30-45 minutes. We require an additional 15 minutes to set up and 15 minutes to breakdown.
Sample Program (Can be modified by request):
Setup (15 minutes)
Q&A with classroom
Arts-based activity
Breakdown time (15 minutes)
Availability:
Wednesdays and Fridays
Limited availability on Tuesdays and weekends.
Suggested donation: $150
Harmony Wildlife wants to make wildlife education accessible to everyone. If cost is a barrier, please contact Kady @ kady@harmonywildlife.org.
Questions? Email kady@harmonywildlife.org
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