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We will
give educational presentations to schools,
churches, scouts, youth groups, and
any other person or organization upon request if such request
is strictly for educational purposes. We usually require a donation be
made to our rescue organization ($150 is customary). We
reserve the right to refuse to give any presentation without
cause.
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Educational
presentations are limited to personal time availability. We are all
volunteers, and we must take off work to do daytime shows in
schools. This limits the number of shows we can do annually. We will
make EVERY EFFORT to fill your request for an educational
presentation.
Our
presentations take an average of 45 minutes, but we will customize
our show to meet your time availability and current teaching
curriculum or area of study. Whenever possible, we avoid scheduling
educational shows during winter.
We will bring
several live animals with us, some of which may be large boas and/or
pythons, monitors, dragons, alligators or crocodiles, iguanas,
and/or turtles. We maintain positive control and restraint with the
animals at all times, and we take all safety measures
necessary.
If you
would like to schedule an educational presentation,
please send an email to our education coordinator,
Cindy Stark
Due to the
stress involved in transporting animals, our reptile presentations
must be limited to the Greater Cincinnati and Greater Dayton areas.
Some of our many satisfied customers:
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Cincinnati
Public Schools
Loveland School District
St. Aloysius
Orphanage
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of America
Clovernook
School for the Blind
Indianapolis
Public Schools
Cincinnati Museum Center
Norwood School
District |
Lakota School
District
Hamilton Public Schools
Second Chance Wildlife
Hamilton County Parks
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
Clermont County
Parks
Radical Reptiles w/ Jeff Corwin
Junior League of
Dayton |
Upon numerous requests... here is the
final version of Jarrod's Law
we obtained from the Ohio Dept of Health. In it's current
language, Jarrod's Law makes it illegal for police K9's to go into a
school (law bans aggressive animals). Word is that lawmakers
will be adding exemptions for zoos, police, museums, licensed
rehabilitators, and that the law will be amended in the future.
Feb 2008 |
