- "Name(s) as you wish to be acknowledge in publications" is a required field.
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Benefits of Conservationist level plus your name at the exhibit of your adopted animal for one year (only certain exhibits apply).
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Benefits of Preserver level plus plus a special visit with your adopted animal, including a visit with the keeper who provides care for your animal (one time only, by appointment), plus your name and picture on the Animal Adoptions digital board for one year.
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Benefits of Protector level plus your name on the Animal Adoptions digital board for one year.
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Benefits of Keeper level plus a personalized engraved brick placed on Zoo grounds.
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During Spring Break Camp, Monday, April 6 - Friday, April 10, campers ages 6-9 will explore the world of pollination through a week of games, activities, projects, and animal experiences!
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Wild Rangers Summer Break Camp (10-12 years old): So You Want to be a Zookeeper?
So you want to be a zookeeper when you grow up? Let’s find out what it is really like working at a zoo. This camp will give campers the opportunity to take part in daily zookeeper tasks such as making animal enrichment, prepping diets, and training some of the animals at the Zoo! Through games, crafts, animal encounters, and hands on experience, campers will leave camp with a better understanding of what goes on in the daily life of a zookeeper. -
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Future Zoologists Summer Break Camp (7-9 years old): Hoosier Habitats
Potawatomi Zoo is in the state of Indiana, a state of many habitats. When traveling through the state, what kind of habitats do you see? A river? A forest? A farm field? This week of camp, we will discover 8 different habitats that are found in Indiana. From the Indiana Dunes to the Ohio River, and everything in between, we will explore the characteristics of each of these habitats, meet animals from each ecosystem, conduct freshwater macroinvertebrate ecology, play games, make crafts, and more! -
Benefits of Advocate level plus a Potawatomi Zoo bag, as well as recognition in our UPROAR newsletter and on our website.
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Junior Naturalists Summer Break Camp (5-6 years old): Critter Classification
What kind of animal has scales? Which animals fly? Why do fish live in water? If your child asks these kinds of questions, this is the camp for them! This camp will go through the five different classifications of vertebrate (mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish). Campers will learn what makes each of these classes unique from one another through animal encounters, games, crafts, and more!
