Afterschool Clubs with Nebraska Wildlife Rehab
Now in our 10th year, NWR educators work with Collective for Youth to offer equitable and accessible environmental and wildlife education programs to various elementary and middle schools in the Omaha Public School district. NWR provides programming for up to 11 schools in the afterschool hours in conjunction with other local organizations on topics such as nocturnal animals, winter wildlife, animal adaptations and more while supporting social and emotional learning.
We LOVE Nebraska Wildlife Afterschool Club!
Morton Middle schools 'Panther Pack' run by our partners at Boys & Girls Club meet a real-life big brown bat!
A student at McMillian Middle school holds a swallowtail butterfly caterpillar as part of an invertebrate lesson.
Students meet an Ornate Box Turtle as part of a lesson on reptile conservation.
Educator Lauren leads a lesson at King Magnet Middle school on reptile adaptations.
At Field Club Elementary, students work together to analyze the risks to animals in Nebraska in the winter.
Students at Gomez Elementary learn about fish of Nebraska with Educator, Matt.
Learn more about our partners at Collective for Youth here!
