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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.
Summer Camp 2019
Summer Camp 2019 Become an explorer, naturalist, and scientist this summer! Join Camp…
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Mini Monday: Digging Deserts
Let your child guide their own explorations of the natural world. Mini Monday…
Live.Wild.Animal Exhibition: Summer and BEEyond!
Bask in the summer warmth with some sun loving camels! Come to Lindsay…
Hours, Prices, Directions

Events and News

Neon Scorpion Hikes!
Jul. 10th, 2019 | General, News
Come take a walk on the WILD side and catch a glimpse of scorpions in their natural habitat during an…
10th Annual Evening at the Bistro fundraiser
Jul. 10th, 2019 | General, Sponsors
  Sunday, September 22 at 5 p.m.   Mark your calendars for an evening of wine and wildlife under the…

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THANK YOU! We are so grateful this fine Friday for all the generous towel donations. When we ask this community to help, you come through big time! As you can see from our photo our hospital lobby is overflowing with your generosity. We are now fully stocked on towels so please hold your donations for a few months. Again we thank you and the animals most certainly thank you!
Earlier today we shared the story of the beautiful Osprey who live near the Richmond- San Rafael Bridge that was brought to Lindsay Wildlife last week. The bird was barely injured after landing on the bridge and was returned to the wild. Here is a video showing the exact moment he or she reunited with their family! And should you want to continue to watch Ospreys, and who doesn't, you can watch an Osprey nestcam in Richmond on a crane at the port. http://sfbayospreys.org The two juveniles should remain around into August. This nest is about 2 miles from the nest platform that the rehabbed Osprey returned to. And there are now 18 nests in a 3-mile radius, according to Tony Brake who created this video and monitors Osprey nests around the Bay Area. Thank you to Tony and Yvonne McHugh of Golden Gate Raptor Observatory for their work on this reunite and for all the Ospreys!