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Adoption Program Donors

AMERICAN KESTREL Adopted by: Kristal Kilgore, Ryan family, Dan Moons, Zoë Leider, and Beverly & Richard Ratcliffe

BALD EAGLE Adopted by: Andrzej and Cynthia Dlugosz, Tim Kuhnlein, Dan Israelite, Mrs. Pozniak, Angela Cole, and the Offen/Frankel Family

BARRED OWL Adopted by: Vincent Rozyczko DVM and First United Methodist Church in Ferndale

BIG BROWN BAT Adopted by: Monica Milla in memory of Gisela O.M. Milla

CECROPIA MOTH Adopted by: B. Glatt and T. Glik

EASTERN BOX TURTLE

EASTERN SCREECH OWL Adopted by: Trevor Kuhnlein, Sacred Heart Catholic School, Summers-Knoll First and Second Grade Environmental Super Heroes, and Rebecca Lincoln

EASTERN TIGER SALAMANDER Adopted by: Will Bodeis

GREAT HORNED OWL Adopted by: The Ryan Family, Alan Bryl-Sieradzki, Vincent Rozyczko DVM, Cooper Bush and David and Alisande Read, and Ben & Keirstin Lincoln

PEREGRINE FALCON Adopted by: Platypus Child Care, Robert J. Fagerlund, Kate Remen-Wait, Colton Brintnall, Nelida y Adrian, Daniel Brosmer, Caleb Kline and Sarah Allexan, and Girl Scout Troop 41682

RED-TAILED HAWK Adopted by: Seiko Hideshima, David Kuhnlein, Summers-Knoll First and Second Grade Environmental Super Heroes, Kathleen Nolan, Pavel Godfrey, Doughty Montessori, and The Pilutti Family 

TURKEY VULTURE Adopted by: Stephen Hampel, Platypus Child Care, Ethan Chernenkoff, Lois and Bill Lovejoy, Summers-Knoll First and Second Graders - Environmental Superheroes!, Lucy Scott, Evan Leach, and the Parekh Family

Field trip

I was very impressed with how well everything was organized from the minute our bus arrived until we all waved good-bye to each other. The staff engaged the students interactively and at an appropriate level. The program had to do with living things using their senses. Upon returning from the field trip, I asked students what they liked best and what they learned; I don't think that they left out a single detail. They were definitely able to tell their families about their wonderful learning experience outside the classroom, both inside and outside at the Leslie Science and Nature Center. - Robbi Peterson