Through rehabilitation, we serve wildlife that has been injured or severely disrupted by human interaction, often referred to as human-wildlife conflict. We take every opportunity to reduce human-wildlife conflict by offering guidance to the community on how to deal with possible sick or injured wildlife. If mediation is required, we work with professionals to treat the animal to prepare it for release back into the wild when possible.

Through restoration, we connect with statewide and local coalitions to support, innovate, and lead on programs to proactively support wildlife populations in their natural habitat and to restore wild landscapes to optimal quality for rehabilitated and reared animals to return to.

Through education, we lead wildlife-centric education, outreach, and recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike of all ages to learn best practices of wildlife interaction, importance of conservation, and respect for nature. In support of rehabilitation, we serve employees, volunteers, and partners through intensive staff training and career development opportunities.