The Wildlife Habitat Amphitheater Education Center recently added a new Critter Spin Box Information Display. This display is introduced to support active learning by engaging adults and children on a variety of topics, including wildlife terms, species’ habitat, lifecycle, migration, and more. Kenneth Dodd, Chairperson of the Wildlife Habitat Program, spent six months researching, designing,…
We had a blast making macrame plant holders at our last Adults Wildlife Habitat Club event, and we hope you did too. Huge thanks to Dakota Denton for instructing us and leading us through the steps. Here are some photos from the event. See you at the next one!
Thanks to everyone who came out to our last Adults Wildlife Habitat Club event where the wonderful Debbie Gates helped us through the finer steps of producing our very own critter mugs. Thanks Debbie! Here are some photos from the event. See you at the next one!
Thank you to everyone who came out to the 2023 kickoff event for the Adults Wildlife Habitat Club, and a huge thanks to Jeremy Garzon for teaching us how to paint the Great White Egret. It was a blast! Here are some photos from the event. See you at the next one!
Members got down and dirty in making a Terrarium. For some it was the first time, others it was a visit back to the 1970’s when the entire country was deep in earth tones. Shown below are a few of the finished terrariums. This was our last workshop for 2022. We are busy now planning…
Thanks to everyone who attended our Kids Wildlife Habitat Club workshop. This was so much fun for the kids. Debbie Gates taught them how to make a Butterfly Stain Glass using colored tissue paper. We really have some outstanding artists in our club. They were then treated to a special class by Lynn Cohen planting a marigold plant. The…
Big thanks to everyone who came out to our Kids Wildlife Habitat Club event where we made clay molded bird feeders, and thanks to Debbie Gates and all the volunteers who worked hard to put on this event. This was a very popular event, so we’ll definitely have to do it again soon! Here are…
After a tremendous work of love the Wildlife Habitat Amphitheater was Dedicated by a large Lake Village turn out. We are very grateful to all those who pitched in and made this a beautiful cornerstone for our Wildlife Habitat Program. This amphitheater will provide our adults and children a place to gather, learn and appreciate…
We were honored to be joined by Council Member Jessica Alexander who along with the city congratulated Lake Village on becoming a Certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation.