"The last word in ignorance is the person who says of an animal or plant... what good is it?" Aldo Leopold
"Jeannie brings a message to our students that is essential if we are going to
conserve our wonderful wildlife heritage."
-Gary Wise, Silverbrook Middle School
Education Beyond the Center
Pine View has been serving as an educational resource to members of the
Wisconsin community for nearly 20 years.
Featuring live birds and animals, programs are presented to classrooms, clubs and a variety of civic
organizations with a message about the importance of co-existing with the
earth's wild creatures. These presentations also teach individuals about wildlife behavior and natural history.
The birds and animals that accompany Pine View staff members and
volunteers to the educational programs are non-releasable due to a variety of
permanent injuries. Program birds include barred, great horned, screech
and saw-whet owls, red-tailed hawks, a kestrel, a turkey vulture and a
crow. In addition, an opossum, iguana, turtle and snake are sometimes
featured. Please contact Pine View by phone or by e-mail to inquire about hosting an educational wildlife presentation.
Task Force Development
Some people consider the Coyote a "nuisance animal," perpetuating a growing fad of eradication of this and other species.
The Coyote is just one example of people neglecting to find a way to co-exist with animals. Pine View is a resource of ideas, applications and references to help you humanely co-exist with our fellow
species. If you need assistance developing a task force in your area, or want to organize support for a threatened species, please e-mail us
with your questions and needs. We'll get back to you with tools!
Literature
Understanding Wisconsin's Wildlife is a handbook we produced for students in grades K-7.
Full color photos and vivid descriptions of how to respect and identify indigenous wildlife make this
book a great tool for educating our youth. A great gift for all
ages. Written by Jeannie Lord, Executive Director,
Pine View WRC. You can order this book for a small $10 contribution by clicking on the book cover!
E-mail us if you'd like to become a distributor of this handy publication.
The Red Fox and Wildlife Rehabilitation is a comprehensive guide to
the natural history, anatomy and taxonomy combined with documentation, observation and anecdotal records of the Red Fox, based on more than 12 years experience rehabilitating Red Fox. Written by Jeannie Lord, Executive Director,
Pine View WRC.
Order this valuable reference book for an $8 contribution by clicking on the cover!
Pine View WRC W4953 Hwy H Fredonia, WI 53021 phone (262) 692-9021
Featuring live birds and animals, programs are presented to classrooms, clubs and a variety of civic
organizations with a message about the importance of co-existing with the
earth's wild creatures. These presentations also teach individuals about wildlife behavior and natural history.
Program birds include barred, great horned, screech
and saw-whet owls, red-tailed hawks, a kestrel, a turkey vulture and a
crow. In addition, an opossum, iguana, turtle and snake are sometimes
featured. Please contact Pine View by phone or by e-mail to inquire about hosting an educational wildlife presentation. 
Some people consider the Coyote a "nuisance animal," perpetuating a growing fad of eradication of this and other species.
The Coyote is just one example of people neglecting to find a way to co-exist with animals. 
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