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Welcome to Lindsay Wildlife Experience! There’s lots to see and learn about at Lindsay. 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
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.
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.
Why Wildlife Matters: Director's Blog
As we enter our fourth month of the ongoing pandemic, we have had some time to internalize the changes that this global event has forced upon our lives...
Register Now For Virtual Summer Camps!
Join us for special e-camps and learn about wildlife from home!

Events and News

Join Us For Special Summer E-Camps
Jul. 8th, 2020 | General, News
Calling all budding nature lovers! Our new summer virtual camps are the perfect way to learn about wildlife in a…
Help Lindsay Become a Worldwide Conservation Action Leader
Jun. 29th, 2020 | General
Our campaign to raise $250,000 to help Lindsay Wildlife Experience weather the storm of this COVID closure was a grand…

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OPPORTUNITIES AMID THE CHALLENGES: These past few months have been monumentally challenging for everyone as we continue to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the many challenges, Lindsay Wildlife Experience is "here to stay," says LWE Executive Director Carlos de la Rosa. "We’re not interested in surviving the pandemic. We’re keen to adapt, grow, and thrive through it to continue our life-long mission: To connect people with wildlife to inspire responsibility and respect for the world we share." Learn about our efforts to sustain Lindsay through the pandemic, and our vision for the future at https://bit.ly/2OcRrBB. Lead Keeper Adam is captured here with Valkyrie, one of two Swainson's Hawks that call Lindsay home. #lindsaywildlife #wildlifehospital #wildliferehabilitation #animalambassadors #training #swainsonshawk #hawk
RED BAT FAMILY: A female Red Bat and her three babies arrived at our hospital on June 28 from Oakley. The bats were found lying on the sidewalk in front of a house. When discovered, the mother bat was active but her babies were not. The mom's wing joints appear to have slight bruising but her feet cling well and she has been observed moving around in her enclosure. The bats are now in home care with volunteer Suzy as they prepare for their journey back to the wild. Red bats are solitary animals known for their shaggy fur. They prefer roosting in broadleaf trees such as oaks, willows and sycamores where they can be mistaken for dead leaves when cloaked in their wings! #lindsaywildlife #wildlifepatientstories #wildlifehospital #wildliferehabilitation #redbat #bat #volunteer