Birds and oil do not mix. When the team from New England Wildlife Centers heard about the oil spill, they needed to act quickly. They had the right tools: soap, water, and teamwork. But what they didn’t have was time. Could the team clean the oil off all 43 birds before it was too late?
Special thanks to our friends at New England Wildlife Centers @Newenglandwildlifecenters
New England Wildlife Centers
The New England Wildlife Centers are all about animals: helping them, healing them, and returning them to the wild, where they belong. Whether their patient is a hurt hummingbird, a sick snapping turtle, or an orphaned owl, the team of veterinarians, vet techs, and animal care specialists is here to help. In fact, the New England Wildlife Centers have cared for over 225 species of animals!
Another important thing our friends at the New England Wildlife Centers do is educate the public about wildlife and the environment. They believe that by encouraging people to connect with the natural world, they’re more likely to respect it and protect it.
We love all the great work you’re doing, New England Wildlife Centers, and we’re pleased to call you honorary Earth Rangers!
Visit https://www.newildlife.org/ to learn more
