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Chandra Comstock
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FIELD TRIPS – A field trip to the STAR ECO Station engages students and fulfills California State Science Standards.
A two-hour guided tour includes exciting hands-on experiences with our exotic rescued wildlife. Age-appropriate lessons
may also cover many other subjects including ecology, social studies, art, economics and the responsibilities of pet
ownership. Students are equipped with the knowledge to help protect their environment and wildlife.
CAMPS- At ECO Station summer camps, children have the opportunity to become part of the STAR ECO Station’s World Famous
Exotic Wildlife Rescue Team! Every day is an adventure with our tropical birds, and exotic reptiles, and every lesson
brings a unique opportunity to explore important environmental issues.
ASSEMBLIES, CLASS VISITS & WEEKLY ENRICHMENT CLASSES – STAR ECO Station brings exotic rescued wildlife and exciting new
curricula to your students through interactive and entertaining assemblies (41-300 students), classroom presentations
(up to 40 students) and weekly enrichment classes (8-10 week sessions available). All programs are aligned to California
State Science Standards.
SPECIAL EVENTS – Birthday parties, seminars, workshops, fundraisers, socials and more! Explore our Environmental Village,
Party in the Galleria del Mundo! Or take over the entire STAR ECO Station for a private special occasion! STR ECO Station
has several party packages to help make your special event unforgettable!
COMMUNITY EVENTS – STAR ECO Station hosts a variety of environmental & cultural community events throughout the year, including:
Children’s Earth Day, DinoFaire, Creepy Crawly Creature Feature, Children’s World Ocean Day and more. Additionally we offer
mobile walk-through exhibits on the Rainforest, IQ-GO! Science, Health and Fitness, Astronomy, and so much more! Our events
raise community awareness of the most pressing environmental issues and provide families with a unique meeting place to
celebrate their eco-enthusiasm!
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Program: Animal Enrichment, Education, Docent | |
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Description: Animal Enrichment - Cleans, prepares food, bird enrichment through cages, and other engaging activities. Education – Educates public at special events on and off site. Docent – Leads tours; must have 100+ hours of volunteer experience in Animal Enrichment and Education prior to being promoted to Docent. | |
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When Needed: Year round | |
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Qualifications: Ages 14 and older, commitment to learn, serve, and help make the world a better place. | |
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Commitment Required: 10 + hours a month is preferred. | |
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Application/Training: One two-hour orientation. Call your area ECO Station for dates and times or visit ecostation.org. | |
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Community Service Documentation: Yes | |
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Contact: Northern California – Jamie Hudson, (916) 632-8347 Southern California – Corey Adolphis (310) 842-8060 |
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