Nebraska Wildlife Rehab

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Omaha , NE
Nebraska Wildlife Rehab (NWR) is a dedicated non-profit organization focused on the care and rehabilitation of native Nebraska wildlife and migratory birds. Through their extensive educational programs, NWR aims to foster a deep understanding and appreciation of wildlife conservation among students and the broader community. Key offerings include the High School Science Academy, which presents high school students in the Omaha area with opportunities for advanced learning through college-level lectures, field studies, and laboratory work. Furthermore, NWR's engaging afterschool clubs and collaborations with local youth organizations introduce young minds to crucial concepts such as the behaviors of nocturnal animals and the significance of habitat conservation. By promoting hands-on and experiential learning, NWR serves as an invaluable educational partner, especially for homeschooling families focused on wildlife and environmental science.

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