Join Lindsay Wildlife and students from around Contra Costa County and experience Eye on Nature, a student art exhibit opening Jan. 9. The show features local high school students’ reflections on various aspects of nature from animals, landscapes and flora to environmental concerns. This art exhibit gives more than 100 local students from seven area […]
SF Bay Area’s Premier Wildlife Rehabilitation and Nature Education Center to re-debut beloved Golden Eagle What: A visitor favorite in public programming at Lindsay Wildlife Experience, Topaz, the resident female Golden Eagle is set to make her debut, once again, as an exhibit hall animal ambassador in January. Visitors have not seen Topaz for more […]
Join us 6-8 p.m., Friday January 22 for Member Movie Night at Lindsay Wildlife Experience! Members you are invited to enjoy a classic animal family favorite: Homeward Bound, The Incredible Journey! One-night only come watch as three household pets travel across mountains and plains on their way to find their owners. Meet some beloved Lindsay […]
New Art Exhibit Includes Special Selection of images dedicated to National Parks of California WALNUT CREEK—Gaze at Roger Hall’s scientific collage illustration of “Bay Area Backyard Birds” and be amazed by the curved beak of a California Thrasher or the bright yellow on a Townsend’s Warbler. Like a field guide, this collage is one of […]
Fall into The Wild: Sunday October 11, 2015 at Lindsay Wildlife’s 60th Birthday Bash and festival! What started as local businessman Alexander “Sandy” Lindsay teaching neighborhood children about local animals has grown into one of Walnut Creek’s oldest and longest running community organizations. We’ve been exhibiting animal-like behavior for 60 years! So join us for […]
WALNUT CREEK—Lindsay Wildlife Experience has received a $2.6 million gift from the late Stephen S. Ball—the largest single gift ever made to the 60-year-old wildlife rehabilitation institution. Mr. Ball grew up in Alamo, lived in St. Helena, and worked in his family’s general engineering business, Gordon N. Ball, Inc. Stephen Ball, who died in April […]
WALNUT CREEK– Lindsay Wildlife Experience is featured in the Aug. 16 The New York Times Magazine and recognized as operating “America’s oldest wildlife rehabilitation center.” This amazing recognition is a tribute to the hard work of Lindsay’s staff and volunteers day-in and day-out and a testament to the thoughtful, caring public who bring animals to […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Elisabeth Nardi (925) 627-2961 [email protected] Lindsay Board of Directors Launches National Search for New Executive Director WALNUT CREEK—Norma Bishop, Executive Director of Lindsay Wildlife Experience, has announced that she will leave Lindsay at the end of December after two years at the helm of the 60-year-old wildlife institution.“This is the […]
May 1, 2015 WALNUT CREEK — A Golden Eagle, tracked by East Bay Regional Park District and brought to Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital in March went back to where she belongs Friday: The sky. The golden eagle originally brought to the hospital on March 27 by Contra Costa Animal Control, was found by a group […]
March 27, 2015 WALNUT CREEK — A Golden Eagle, tracked as part of a study by East Bay Regional Park District, was brought in to Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital Friday morning after fire fighters in San Ramon discovered the injured bird. The eagle, believed to be a young female, has head trauma and possible […]
