And don't forget to check out the Discovery Center. We have many items, including an anaconda skin and a walrus skull, on display courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Yes, in many cases we can. Several animals, along with other biofacts, are used to enhance educational programs. We are offering camps, classes and overnight experiences throughout the summer.
Volunteers are a welcome addition to the staff.
If you are a gardening guru, like to visit with the public, have secretarial skills, or are handy with your hands, this is the place to volunteer. Give us at call at 385-5416. So as you can see, the Grand Isle Heritage Zoo is a happening place. Post your thoughts in The Public Forum. All rights reserved.