Sanford Middle School JMG students visited the Center for Wildlife in Cape Neddick last week to explore careers in Wildlife Biology and Rehabilitation.
The Center for Wildlife has operated for over thirty years and has aided over 50,000 animals.
During their visit, Taylor, a wildlife biologist, shared insights into her career and guided students through creating enriching activities and nutritious meals for various species.
She also showcased the educational aspects of wildlife biology and animal sciences.
The students actively participated in hands-on activities, gaining valuable experience in the field. This experience gave them a deeper understanding of the role of a wildlife biologist in wildlife rehabilitation and allowed them to gauge their interest in pursuing a career in the field.