Story & Animal Program
Earthplace 10 Woodside Lane, Westport, CT, United StatesJoin us for an animal-themed story and an encounter with one of our Animal Hall residents.
Join us for an animal-themed story and an encounter with one of our Animal Hall residents.
Join an animal care technician as they feed our Animal Hall residents! Learn about what these animals would eat in the wild, their behaviors, how we care for them, and fun facts. There is also a question-and-answer session.
Join us every Saturday afternoon for a fun nature-themed craft for families. We will have different themes each week, including creating animal masks, coffee filter butterflies, snake mobiles, and many more! Your favorite animal friends from Animal Hall may even make a special guest appearance!
Join an animal care technician as they feed our Animal Hall residents! Learn about what these animals would eat in the wild, their behaviors, how we care for them, and fun facts. There is also a question-and-answer session.
Join us for an animal-themed story and an encounter with one of our Animal Hall residents.
Join an animal care technician as they feed our Animal Hall residents! Learn about what these animals would eat in the wild, their behaviors, how we care for them, and fun facts. There is also a question-and-answer session.
Join us for an animal-themed story and an encounter with one of our Animal Hall residents.
Join an animal care technician as they feed our Animal Hall residents! Learn about what these animals would eat in the wild, their behaviors, how we care for them, and fun facts. There is also a question-and-answer session.
The white oak played an important role in our nation’s history and has contributed significantly to wildlife conservation. This presentation will emphasize the importance of this tree in Connecticut’s landscape, highlight its use by a variety of native species, define the conditions oaks need to thrive, and discuss how to perpetuate this important native species.
Join us for an animal-themed story and an encounter with one of our Animal Hall residents.