Wild Bird Clinic
Public Education & Outreach
Tri-State Bird offers educational programs for schools, scouts, and community groups. Lessons, formal presentations, and informational exhibits for community events are available upon request. Both in-person and virtual programs are available. Please contact us at outreach@tristatebird.org or call 302-737-9543 ext. 112 for more information.
Click here to download a program request form
classroom lessons
classroom lessons
Tri-State Bird Rescue & Research is now offering classroom lessons, educating students on the many aspects of wildlife rehabilitation. Through the education of young students we can encourage future generations to take an active role in protecting wildlife and becoming stewards of our environment.
Tri-State is currently offering three programs for grades K through 8: Baby Birds and Nests, Bird Adaptations, and Feathers & Contaminants. Each program will be 30 to 45 minutes long. Each presentation will present pictures, videos, and activities to engage students. All lessons correspond with the Next Generation Science Standards and have been developed by Delaware state certified teachers. The lessons are cross-curricular and can address a variety of subjects such as Science, ELA, Social Studies, and Creative Arts.
* Please note we do not have animal ambassadors and do not bring wildlife to events.
Click the bird photo above to view the pamphlet
outreach
outreach & events
Tri-State has dedicated volunteers and staff available to provide informational booths for community events with materials on how to help native birds. Tri-State can also provide structured presentations for camps, scout programs, and various types of social groups. The mission of Tri-State to rehabilitate injured and orphaned native birds, as well as oiled wildlife, will be given while other information provided can be tailored to your requests.
Please contact us at outreach@tristatebird.org or call 302-737-9543 ext. 112 for more information.
* Please note we do not have animal ambassadors and do not bring wildlife to events.
