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Each of our presentations run about an hour and can be tailored to the unique requirements of any group. We specialize in providing high quality educational programs for children and adults delivered in an entertaining and informative style.

Most programs include original wildlife photography.


New!!  Amber Eyes - Vicious Predator or an indicator of the health of an ecosystem? This presentation provides a look at the truth about wolves. Information is presented about the grey wolf, timber wolf, and an interesting theory about the red wolf.

Attracting Birds To Your Backyard — Learn how to create a natural habitat and attract desirable birds to your backyard for easy observation year round.

The Backyard Birder —  Learn to identify backyard birds and migratory visitors to backyard feeding stations.

Bird Banding — Lessons gained from 20 years of banding birds.

Wild Bird Rehabilitation — Learn about the impact of human activity on birds. What should you do if you find an injured bird?

Winter Waterfowl — Fall and Winter plumage is often far different than the breeding colors of Spring! Learn to identify the Winter waterfowl which spend the winter in our area.

Spring Warbler Identification — The most colorful wild bird species migrates through our area every spring. Learn the secrets of Warbler Identification from an experienced Birder! This program is intended for an adult audience due to difficult subject matter.

Language of the Birds — This workshop will shed light on the mystery of bird language and demonstrate how it can be used to detect the movement of the animals.

Bird Identification for Kids — Want to identify more than Robins and Crows? This presentation introduces Field Guides and how to learn bird identification techniques. It’s geared for kids, so we keep it fun!

Field Guides 101 - Take the mystery out of using Field Guides for bird, plant and wildlife identification! Learn to get the most use out of your field guides.

CyberTracking - Learn to record environmental information and track the wonders of nature with your Palm Pilot and computer.

Arctic Exploration – 1967-1969 First hand account of Arctic Exploration and the furthest north penetration of a surface vessel, the US Coast Guard Cutter Southwind. Video and presentation.

Antarctic Exploration – 1967-1970 Visit the bottom of the world during the last great age of exploration. See many sights never seen before by man as we venture into unexplored territory. Video and Presentation.

Exploring the Reefs of Cozumel — Jacque Costeau called these reefs the most beautiful in the world. See and hear about these magnificent reefs and why we must protect them before it’s too late.

Using the Global Positioning System (GPS) - Learn the correct way to use your GPS. Navigate from point to point and know your location anywhere on earth.

Introduction to Tracking — Learn to enjoy nature by following the trail of animals and unraveling the mystery of their life.

GeoCaching — Learn about this entertaining adventure game for GPS users. Thousands of caches have been set up all over the world. Use the location coordinates provided and your GPS to find the caches and enjoy being closer to nature!

Through the Eyes of the Wolf — Hear the true story of wolves and their relationship with man from prehistoric times through today’s Wolf Restoration programs.