Virtual Programs
Can’t make it to the park? No problem. Our on-demand videos let you explore Maine’s wildlife anytime, anywhere.
Maine Wildlife Park is open for the season!
Fill your brain with wildlife knowledge wherever you are – the park, the classroom, or your cozy den. Our education resources inspire conservation, spark connection, and make learning about the natural world a hoot for all ages.
Stop by a daily keeper talk (11am and 1pm) to hear fun facts, ask questions, and learn more about Maine’s wildlife from the people who care for the animals every day. Check the sign at the front gate when you arrive for the day’s featured animal and location.
Explore the park at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. Just grab your phone, pull up our easy-peasy audio guide, and go explore. Finally, a good use for phones!
Explore downloadable resources and activities designed for learning before, during, or
after a visit, or as standalone lessons.
Can’t make it to the park? No problem. Our on-demand videos let you explore Maine’s wildlife anytime, anywhere.
Discover how Maine’s wildlife finds food, shelter, and safety. Learn about the skills and adaptations animals use to survive in their environment.
Meet Maine’s largest aquatic rodent and learn how beavers use building skills to shape their surroundings and thrive in the water.
Explore what makes birds unique and learn why Maine is such a special place to observe and learn about them.
Looking for even more ways to learn about Maine’s wildlife? Visit the full library.
If you’re curious as a cat-like and can’t wait to learn about the animals, we’ve got you. Visit our Wildlife section to explore species profiles, fun facts, and stories about our furry and feathered residents.
Bringing your class to the park? Schools bringing 10+ students or organizations with 20+ may be eligible for special rates. Learn more about offerings for groups.
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