“Our interactive program is a perfect fit for scout groups that are working on wildlife and citizenship badge requirements. Bring us to your regular scout meeting, summer camp, or council event.
Program fees start at $75 for a small group. Additional fees may apply.
To schedule a presentation or learn more about our outreach programs, fill out our (request form).
We also have volunteer opportunities available to scout groups looking to build nest boxes, raise or gather food for Project Wildlife’s rehabilitation work, or build housing for our animals. Other opportunities may also be available. Most projects are available in the fall and winter months. For more information, call 858-866-0555 x208.
Project Wildlife provides an excellent opportunity to meet the criteria of wildlife related badges and try it for Boy Scout and Girl Scout activities. Specific criteria can be arranged with our staff at the time the program is scheduled to ensure the merits for the badges well be met.
- Examples of Badges you can complete with Project Wildlife includes:
- Cub Scouts - Sharing your World with Wildlife
- Boy Scouts - Bird Study Badge
- Daisy Scout - Watching Wildlife Try-It
- Junior Girl Scout - Wildlife Merit Badge
Unique programs can be tailored for special events (i.e. Blue and Gold Banquets, Outings, Troop/Pack Meetings, Scout Camps.)
Opportunities are also available for Eagle and Gold Award projects for individual scouts. Call the Project Wildlife Education Line for more information.
Care Center
Wildlife Care Center
887 1/2 Sherman Street
San Diego, CA 92110
Directions & Map
Open 7 days a week
(except Thanksgiving, Christmas, & New Year's Day)
9:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.
Extended hours
April 15th through Sept 15th
9:00a.m. - 6:00p.m.
North County Care Center
2481 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, CA 92011
Directions & Map
Open
mid-April through mid-September
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
10:00am to 4:00pm
Please note: this location is closing on September 11, 2010
Outside of San Diego County?
If you are outside of our geographical area, please visit the emergency page of Wildlife International or contact your local Department of Animal Control or state Fish and Game office.





