Katie McCreadie's fur babies-ESC
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In the wake of the unexpected loss of Katie Clara Gubler McCreadie we are all experiencing the tragedy in our own way. Katie touched so many hearts through out her life, and passion as a care taker. Any one who knew Katie knows that what drove her heart was her love of animals, it is for this reason we are setting up this fund to try and pay tribute to an organization that Katie poured her heart and soul into; An organization that Katie has volunteered at and worked for since she was 10 years old.
The Environmental Studies Center is a natural sciences education facility designed to provide unique learning experiences. In addition, wildlife rehabilitation plays a vital role each day at the Center. Featuring over 500 acres of rich woodlands, the Center affords teachers, students, and the general public an opportunity to experience firsthand the natural environment. Natural resources include pine and bay forests, swamps, freshwater streams, carnivorous plant bog, and a twenty-acre lake.
Man-made resources include numerous nature trails, covered pavilions, live animal exhibits, butterfly garden, and native plant garden. Indoor facilities include an auditorium, library, classroom containing live reptile exhibits, a saltwater aquarium, and numerous preserved specimens native to Alabama.
The Environmental Studies Center houses a wildlife rehabilitation program that is dedicated to the care and potential release of injured and orphaned native wildlife. The wildlife rehabilitation program receives over 600 wild patients a year. These animals all need food, care, and shelter to survive. The program relies upon donations from people like you for its operation.
Numerous staff-led programs are available to public, private, and parochial schools. Teachers may choose from programs that are correlated to the Alabama Science Course of Study at each grade level. These programs include animal studies, plant studies, and STARLAB planetarium studies. All programs require advanced reservations and may be subject to group size limitations. Summer camp programs are also available.
The ESC is open Monday - Friday from 8 am until 4 pm during the school year. Times may vary during the summer months.
All proceeds from this fund will go to the Mobile Country Public School Systems Environmental Studies Center.
Private donations can also be made via personal check payable to the Mobile Country Public School Systems Environmental Studies Center.
The Environmental Studies Center is a natural sciences education facility designed to provide unique learning experiences. In addition, wildlife rehabilitation plays a vital role each day at the Center. Featuring over 500 acres of rich woodlands, the Center affords teachers, students, and the general public an opportunity to experience firsthand the natural environment. Natural resources include pine and bay forests, swamps, freshwater streams, carnivorous plant bog, and a twenty-acre lake.
Man-made resources include numerous nature trails, covered pavilions, live animal exhibits, butterfly garden, and native plant garden. Indoor facilities include an auditorium, library, classroom containing live reptile exhibits, a saltwater aquarium, and numerous preserved specimens native to Alabama.
The Environmental Studies Center houses a wildlife rehabilitation program that is dedicated to the care and potential release of injured and orphaned native wildlife. The wildlife rehabilitation program receives over 600 wild patients a year. These animals all need food, care, and shelter to survive. The program relies upon donations from people like you for its operation.
Numerous staff-led programs are available to public, private, and parochial schools. Teachers may choose from programs that are correlated to the Alabama Science Course of Study at each grade level. These programs include animal studies, plant studies, and STARLAB planetarium studies. All programs require advanced reservations and may be subject to group size limitations. Summer camp programs are also available.
The ESC is open Monday - Friday from 8 am until 4 pm during the school year. Times may vary during the summer months.
All proceeds from this fund will go to the Mobile Country Public School Systems Environmental Studies Center.
Private donations can also be made via personal check payable to the Mobile Country Public School Systems Environmental Studies Center.
Fundraising team: Fundraising team (2)
Richard Dean Rigsby
Organizer
Raised $225 from 2 donations
Prichard, AL
Alana McCreadie
Team member
Raised $500 from 2 donations
This team raised $4,015 from 63 other donations.
