PROMOTING WILDLIFE CONSERVATION THROUGH POSITIVE EXPERIENCES.
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There are many studies on how an experience with an ambassador animal can change the perspective of those who meet them.
Ohio Canid Center's goal is to educate the public not only on wolves and their importance in the ecosystem; but also to bring a better understanding for other wild canine species. Isn't it strange that we love our domestic dog, but fear the wolf, hate the coyote, or see the fox as a nuisance? If we understand something better, then we can more easily learn to appreciate and coexist with it. This is the main role of the ambassador animals; who win the hearts of program attendees simply by being there. These are moments that stick with them for the rest of their lives, and in turn help inspire a change in the way we view wildlife. |
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Current Program Topics Available
All educational events have an ambassador animal present.
Wolves: Fact vs Myth
This is a general presentation on wolves, but very informative. Family life, habitat, diet, role in the ecosystem, and basic myths and facts are covered.
Wild Canids of North America
Here is a great way to learn about all wild canids you'll see here in North America. From wolves, to coyotes and foxes; all species are covered.
Coexisting with Urban Wildlife
Coyotes and foxes have adapted to live alongside us, and they are here to stay. Learn more about how we can all exist in harmony.
Booking Information
If you are part of a library, scout group, camp, or other program interested in hiring us to give an educational lecture, feel free to call or email (you'll find booking information in the footer below). We are located in the central Ohio area.
All educational events have an ambassador animal present.
Wolves: Fact vs Myth
This is a general presentation on wolves, but very informative. Family life, habitat, diet, role in the ecosystem, and basic myths and facts are covered.
Wild Canids of North America
Here is a great way to learn about all wild canids you'll see here in North America. From wolves, to coyotes and foxes; all species are covered.
Coexisting with Urban Wildlife
Coyotes and foxes have adapted to live alongside us, and they are here to stay. Learn more about how we can all exist in harmony.
Booking Information
If you are part of a library, scout group, camp, or other program interested in hiring us to give an educational lecture, feel free to call or email (you'll find booking information in the footer below). We are located in the central Ohio area.
