Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation
Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc.
Hernando, Mississippi, United States
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Founded in 1995, Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation is a charity based in Hernando, United States working on animal welfare, nature & wildlife conservation, environment & climate +1 more.
Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation (MWR) is a non-profit organisation founded in 1995 that rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured and orphaned native wildlife in north Mississippi, primarily wild birds and reptiles. It also runs live animal education programmes for schools, festivals and community groups, and is developing the Valery E. Smith Nature Center at the ARK Trails in Hernando.
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Live animal education programs for schools, community festivals, civic organizations and libraries, including school classroom and rotating programs.
Valery E. Smith Nature Center
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Nature center project at the ARK Trails in Hernando, under development, to provide environmental education, habitat protection and wildlife sanctuary.
Nature Explorers Summer Camp
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Summer camp for children ages 8 to 12 exploring the connections in the web of life through live animal presentations and crafts.
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