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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.
Conservation Icons 2019-2020
Join Lindsay Wildlife as we present awe-inspiring speakers that will educate, entertain and motivate change as part of our 2019-20 Conservation Icons Speaker Series!
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Click here to find out what's coming up every day and month at Lindsay Wildlife!
March 2020 Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in supporting wildlife? Become a Volunteer and join the Lindsay volunteer family! Be part of…
Live. Wild. Animal Exhibition: Land of Lemurs
Join us for a very special journey to the Land of Lemurs! Come…
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Events and News

Lindsay Wildlife Partners With Museums For All To Offer Reduced Admission To Qualifying Visitors
Feb. 1st, 2020 | General, News, Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Jennifer Modenessi (925) 627-2925 [email protected] Lindsay Wildlife Experience joins Museums for All to increase accessibility…
10th Annual Faces of Wildlife Gala
Dec. 5th, 2019 | General, News
Get WILD for a cause! Come celebrate 65 years of connecting people with wildlife at Lindsay Wildlife Experience’s biggest fundraiser…

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COOPER’S HAWK RETURNS TO THE WILD: This Cooper's Hawk was returned to the wild today in Larkey Park. It was brought to our hospital last October after it was found hopping on the ground unable to extend one of its wings and fly. The juvenile male hawk spent months recovering from a right shoulder fracture, and was observed flying extremely well in an obstacle course set up in one of our aviaries. He was definitely ready to go back where he belongs! Executive Director Carlos de la Rosa assisted with the hawk’s final exam and sent it back to the wild. #coopershawk #lindsaywildlife #wildliferehabilitation larkeypark #wildliferehabilitation #whywedowhatwedo
MEET DAISY AND PEACH: These two 5 1/2-week-old female guinea pigs recently joined our Animal Ambassador team! They were rescued by Gardner’s Pig Pen, a guinea pig rescue based in Walnut Grove, after their mother and 11 other guinea pigs -- including four that were pregnant -- were dumped in the wild. Named by our Outstanding Wildlife Leaders, Daisy and Peach will soon join Dash, our other guinea pig animal ambassador, in his enclosure in our What’s Wild — What’s Not exhibit. Look for them in their redesigned home sometime this March! #daisyandpeach #guineapigs #animalambassadors #rescue #gardnerspigpen #herbivores #mammals