Shaver’s Creek is home to a variety of animal ambassadors that help educate students and community members about a wide range of conservation initiatives. Animal encounter programs are a one-of-a-kind way to get to meet our ambassadors in a more intimate setting while learning all about their background as an individual and their history as a species.
You’ll also hear more about the mission of the Shaver’s Creek wildlife program and have ample opportunity to ask questions and connect with our knowledgeable wildlife education staff.
Animal Encounters and Registration
Flock Walk with Jane the Sandhill Crane
In this 30-minute private program, groups of 7 or fewer can enjoy a walk on the trails with Jane, our resident Sandhill Crane, as you learn all about grassland conservation, the challenges that birds like Jane face today, and ways that you can help.
Cost: $75.00 per group (maximum 7 people)
Registration: Currently open to members. Learn how to become a member.
Learn More about Animal Encounters
Support a Species
Looking for more ways to support our animal ambassadors and the wildlife program at Shaver’s Creek? Become an honorary animal caretaker to help sponsor the daily care, training, and educational presentation of our resident animals.