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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 our recent and daily activities or how you can get involved. You can see a full list of things to do on our activities page.
Live.Wild.Animal Exhibition: Animals, Inside Out!
Come to Lindsay on Saturday, Sept. 22 from 10-11 a.m. for our Live.Wild.Animal…
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Click here to find out what's coming up every day and month at Lindsay Wildlife!
October 2018 Conservation Icons: Raabia Hawa, Ulinzi Africa Foundation
Join us for a trip to Kenya to learn from the inspirational and…
An Evening at the Bistro 2018
Join us for An Evening at the Bistro Sunday, Sept. 23!
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Events and News

Lindsay Wildlife treating Golden Eagle that was shot
Aug. 30th, 2018 | General, Hospital Stories, Media Mentions, News
SF Premiere Pioneering Wildlife Rehabilitation Center and State Fish & Wildlife officials seeking information on eagle suffering from gunshot wound…
Lindsay Wildlife Brings World Famous Environmental Scholars, Experts and Explorers to Walnut Creek!
Aug. 25th, 2018 | General, Hospital Stories, Media Mentions, News, Press Releases
SF Premiere Bay Area Science and Education Center bringing Dr. Wade Davis and legendary Zoologist Jack Hanna for second annual…

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WISDOM WEDNESDAY: Nothing says wisdom like the wise old owl! Except, what makes owls so wise again?? This idea dates back all the way to Ancient Greece, where owls were associated with wisdom, and the Greek Goddess Athena. However, this isn’t the only symbolism these majestic creatures are known for. Another popular belief among several cultures, is that owls are a symbol of death, and destruction. With such a wide array of significance, one thing is for certain, owls have always been and always will be mysterious creatures of the night! #wisdomwednesday #wiseoldowl #barnowl #lindsaywildlife #Alba
LINDSAY'S FUTURE: You may read the news about how we at Lindsay are looking towards the future. We are excited by our growth over the last few years and our future possibilities. Our ultimate wish is a campus, which would allow us to extend our mission of connecting people with wildlife beyond the physical limitations of a building footprint. A campus would allow us to engage guests of all ages in outdoor programming, expand permanent housing options for animal ambassadors, and activate our guests' experience the moment they exit their vehicle. And it would allow us to continue to provide extraordinary care for our wildlife patients. We are currently looking at all of our options and where Lindsay can have the greatest impact. While we treasure our relationship with City of Walnut Creek - City Hall, we have to look at all possible locations in the East Bay. We will keep you all updated on our exciting future! https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2018/09/18/lindsay-wildlife-experience-explores-potential-move-after-63-years-in-walnut-creek/