Are you ready to roll on the wild side?
A key component of our mission is to educate the community on peaceful coexistence with wildlife. Our goal is to reach the next generation of wildlife conservationists and inspire them to do better for wildlife and our planet.
Through our Outreach Program, our team will travel to you! We are currently offering free educational programming to summer camps and schools in the Broward County area. Are you a teacher or camp organizer looking for fun, interactive, and educational wildlife programming? For additional information and to book your program, reach out to outreach@southfloridawildlifecenter.org.
Upcoming Workshops
Dive into the world of wildlife medicine with our
Junior Wildlife Vet Kids Program!
Please note that there is a $20 participation fee for each child registered.
Ready to become a junior wildlife vet? Our program is designed for curious kids ages 6-11 who are excited to explore the world of wildlife medicine! Through interactive, hands-on activities, you’ll step into the role of a wildlife rehabilitator, treating your own “patients”—adorable stuffed animals—while learning about the challenges real animals face in the wild. Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to meet some of our real wildlife patients up close! Discover the steps we take to heal and release these incredible creatures and join us in our mission to protect wildlife through rescue, rehabilitation, and education.
Next program takes place on Saturday, June 7, 2025 at 10:00AM and 2:00PM.
Please note: Space is limited, and registration is required.
Get ready to spread your wings and take flight into the wonderful world of owls with our
Who Gives a Hoot Owl Program!
Thank you CAIJets for sponsoring this month’s program!
Our thrilling program will have you soaring through the skies as you discover the fascinating secrets of these magnificent birds. Engage in hands-on activities from investigating owl artifacts to dissecting owl pellets, immersing yourself fully in the fascinating world of owls. And that’s not all – our Owl Animal Ambassadors will be joining us, ready for you to share your knowledge and passion for these feathered creatures. Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of this hoot-tastic adventure!
Next program takes place on Saturday, May 24, 2025 at 10:00AM.
Please note: Space is limited, and registration is required.
Learn more about wildlife conservation with our
Shellebrating Tortoises, Turtles, and other Upland Species workshop!
Thank you Rock The Ocean for sponsoring all 2025 programs!
Are you passionate about wildlife conservation and preserving our local species? Look no further than our new Gopher Tortoise Conservation Program! Our program aims to educate and engage the community in learning about the threats that Gopher Tortoises face in their natural environment. By participating in our program, you’ll have the opportunity to interact closely with our Ambassador Animals, and participate in a variety of interactive activities. Together, we can help preserve these amazing creatures and foster a deeper appreciation for the environment and its inhabitants. Join us today and make a difference in your community!
Next program takes place on Saturday, June 28, 2025 at 10:00AM.
Please note: Space is limited, and registration is required.
Learn about a new topic every month during this hour-long class with a presentation and activity!
Thank you Lauderdale Pathology for sponsoring all 2025 programs!
The South Florida Wildlife Center is excited to announce the launch of Nature’s Classroom, a dynamic new program designed for all ages to engage with the fascinating world of wildlife conservation. Each month, participants will have the opportunity to delve into a specific topic through interactive workshops that combine education with hands-on experiences. Attendees will also have the chance to meet and interact with ambassador animals, making learning about wildlife conservation both informative and enjoyable.
Next program takes place on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 10:00AM.
Please note: Space is limited, and registration is required.
Wild Lecture Series
The South Florida Wildlife Center offers a free monthly virtual series of public lectures covering various topics presented by professionals in their respective fields. We hope those who join us learn something new about nature, how it correlates to wildlife, and what we do at SFWC. Missed our live lecture? Check them out on our YouTube channel!
Join us for our June Wild Lecture Series!
We’re excited to welcome Alexia Hilber, a Master’s student with the Fisheries and Avian Ecology Lab at Nova Southeastern University. In her talk, “Hidden Harm: Exploring the Link Between Exotic Species and Their Parasites,” Alexia will dive into the fascinating world of parasites, highlighting their ecological importance—especially in relation to exotic bird species in Florida.
