Learn to
love wildlife
We rehabilitate over 6,000 wild animals every year. Help us continue this important work by learning how to support wildlife in your community.
Explore our full range of educational programs and resources
Let's work together to prevent harm to wildlife.
Educational Products
Adopt-a-Species ($20)
Each package comes with a fact sheet, certificate of adoption, suggested actions to support the species in your neighbourhood, and a patient story.
Card Deck on Birds of Ontario ($20)
Designed for kids ages 5+, this card deck includes a matching game, outdoor activity, mindfulness practices, and suggested actions to support birds in finding food. There are 15 cards in each deck.
Online Courses for School Groups
Learn about wildlife with your class at your own pace for free! On-demand courses include videos and worksheets.
Grade 4-6: Wildlife of Turtle Island (Coming Soon)
Learn about a community-based project on turtle protection led by Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte in Tyendinaga.
This is a free, on-demand course.
This is a free, on-demand course.
Rehabilitating Wildlife Depends on You
Education Program Supporters
Our students loved participating in the program and games that were offered. The following day, two students discovered a fly that couldn't fly on the playground. They urgently wanted me to contact Sandy Pines so that we could help the injured animal, wrap its wings so that it could heal and then be released back to the wild. Empathy was definitely conveyed!
— MONTESSORI PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER
In-Person Daycare/Preschool Presentation
Our group has been engaging in adult educational tours with Sandy Pines for a few years now, and we are always amazed at and inspired by all of the incredible work that the team does for local wildlife. We have learned so much about how to have empathy and compassion for wildlife and how to support this work through volunteering, education, fundraising, and other initiatives.
— Environment Training Coordinator
Live Virtual Tour
Live Virtual Tour
We loved this virtual visit. It was very impressive how the workshop touched on science, history, geo and health curriculum and weaved in Indigenous knowledge, mindfulness, gender awareness, and empathy. AMAZING!!!
— Grade 7 Teacher, LDSB
Virtual Presentation: Wildlife-at-Risk
Virtual Presentation: Wildlife-at-Risk