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Visit to Espanola Wildlife Center

  • Writer: Denise Matthews
    Denise Matthews
  • May 4
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 13

Thank you to the New Mexico Wildlife Center for a wonderful family field trip! Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable and provided us with a wealth of information about the various species native to New Mexico. We were fortunate enough to see a diverse array of animals that have been rehabilitated, each with their own unique story of recovery and resilience. It was truly inspiring to witness these animals up close, as they play a vital role in educating the public about the importance of wildlife conservation and the measures we can take to keep our local ecosystems safe and thriving.


The rehabilitators at the center are doing amazing work here in New Mexico, dedicating their time and expertise to ensure that injured and orphaned wildlife receive the care they need to return to their natural habitats. Their commitment to the well-being of these animals is evident in every aspect of the center, from the well maintained enclosures to the personalized care each animal receives. We also learned about the various challenges facing wildlife in our region, including pollution and human-wildlife conflicts. This knowledge not only deepens our appreciation for the natural world but also empowers us to take action in our own lives to protect these precious creatures.


A heartfelt thank you to our families for coming out for the day! It was a fantastic opportunity to bond with loved ones while engaging in such an important cause. The experience has sparked conversations about wildlife and conservation that I hope will continue long after our visit. This trip was not just an outing; it was an educational adventure that highlighted the significance of preserving our natural heritage for future generations.



 
 
 
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