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2023 Spring Festival
Spring Festival
All are invited to this fun, free event!
Birds of a Feather Spring Festival
Raffle Baskets
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Saturday, May 6th10:30am – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 11am – Nelle Training Demo 11:30 – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 12pm – Cormie Presentation 1pm – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 1:30pm – Nelle Training Demo 2pm – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 2:30pm – Cormie Presentation |
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Sunday, May 7th10:30am – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 11am – Nelle Training Demo 11:30 – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 12pm – Cormie Presentation 1pm – Clinic / Rehab Program Tour 1:30pm – Nelle Training Demo |
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This fun, two-day festival is our Annual Spring Open House & Native Plant Sale, with free tours of our facility, fun activities for the kids, awesome raffle prizes, and visits with our Education Ambassadors.
Spring is a great time to learn all about baby birds, what to do if you find one, and how to best coexist with wildlife during this crucial part of their life cycle. We’ll teach you about courting, mating, and nesting habits of some of our favorite birds & give you pointers on when and where you can see them.
All monies raised from the Birds of a Feather Spring Festival will support our 2023 Birds of a Feather Annual Campaign. Donations to our Annual Campaign support our mission of promoting compassion, empathy, and respect for all life through wildlife rehabilitation, ecological teachings, and wildlife conservation.
Sponsored by Buoy Beer
Youth Art Contest
Students in grades 3rd-12th are invited to enter our 2023 Birds of a Feather Spring Art Contest! Artwork should include native bird/s in their natural landscape. Prizes will be awarded to winners in each age group, and artwork will be displayed at our Birds of a Feather Spring Festival on May 6th & 7th.
Download an entry form below for more details!
Deadline to submit artwork is April 15, 2023
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GET INVOLVED
Founder's Night 2023
Do you thrive on the joy of creating fun and meaningful celebrations? Or raising funds for a cause near and dear to your heart? If so, we would love to have you on our 2023 Founder‘s Night Event Committee. Planning for this critical event has already started and the more creative minds we have to make this our best annual event ever the better. If you would like to volunteer with this committee (we promise to make it fun!), contact Kari@coastwildlife.org.
The mission
Promoting compassion, empathy, and respect for all life through wildlife rehabilitation, ecological teachings, and wildlife conservation.
Helping Wildlife in need
Donations to our Birds of a Feather Annual Campaign support the 1,000 patients that we serve every year, and help to provide needed food, shelter, and medical care to sick, injured, and orphaned animals in need.
Connecting People with Nature
Our conservation education program serves thousands of people every year, and helps promote appreciation for nature and the wildlife we share our planet with within our community and beyond.