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Welcome to Lindsay Wildlife Experience! We are temporarily closed but we are offering online classes, events and other programs. Use the boxes below to learn more about us or how you can get involved. Visit our Learning with Lindsay page for wildlife and nature-inspired activities for the whole family.

Coronavirus Updates
Join us for "Lindsay at Home: Wildlife 411" on Jan. 23
Explore the fascinating, sun-drenched world of the chuckwalla! Join us online at 11…
Animal Ambassadors Supply Wish List
Learn how you can help our animal ambassadors
Go Behind the Scenes of our Wildlife Hospital on Jan. 30
Experience wildlife rehabilitation in real-time as you watch our veterinary experts examine a…
Wildlife Hospital Wish List
Learn how you can help our wildlife patients by donating much-needed items to our hospital
Children's Online Classes and Camps
Get your little ones closer to nature in our online classes and camps
Why Wildlife Matters: Director's Blog
In April 1996, entomologist David Wagner collected a medium-sized dragonfly male adult at La Selva Biological Station. He was researching the distribution of several species of dragonflies and damselflies...
Love for Lindsay Wildlife Campaign
Donations are used to provide care for the resident animals, to treat patients in the hospital, for education programs, and to maintain exhibits.

Events and News

Enjoy 10% off in our Museum Store Sale through Jan. 22
Jan. 13th, 2021 | General, News
Raise funds for wildlife while enjoying 10% off all merchandise in our online museum store and outdoor pop-up kiosk sale.…
Connect with Wildlife at Home in our Virtual Programs!
Jan. 6th, 2021 | General, News, Special Events
We are thrilled to introduce “Lindsay at Home,” a series of family-friendly virtual programs designed to bring you closer to…

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ARE YOU HANGING WITH US TOMORROW?: There's still time to purchase a ticket for our "Lindsay at Home: Wildlife 411" online program tomorrow at 11 a.m. featuring chuckwallas! You'll get up close and personal with one of our chuckwalla animal ambassadors and learn all sorts of fun and fascinating facts. For example, in the wild, male chuckwallas are highly competitive and territorial and will bite and headbutt each other when battling for dominance. Our chuckwallas, Chucki, who is female, and Guapo, who is male, seem to be the best of friends. Visit https://bit.ly/2Kya1G6 for tickets. See you soon!
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THE FASCINATING WORLD OF THE CHUCKWALLA: Lindsay is home to two chuckwalla animal ambassadors, Chucki and Guapo. These charismatic reptiles can often be found hanging out on cactus skeletons in their desert-themed enclosure inside our exhibit hall. Like their wild counterparts, they enjoy basking in the heat while they survey the landscape but also like a good soak in water now and then (in the wild, chuckwallas get all their water from the plants they eat). Join us online at 11 a.m. this Saturday for a family-friendly look inside the world of these fascinating lizards! For tickets, visit https://bit.ly/2Kya1G6
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