ANNOUNCEMENTS ! ! !
BACK TO THE WILD®
Open House
SUNDAY, MAY 18th, 2008
11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.Check this Open House information page for more details.
A special, high-flying visitor stopped by BACK TO THE WILD on May 19, 2004. Cleveland-native NASA astronaut Don Thomas paid a visit and was quite impressed with the operation and the work that Mona and Bill do for our planet's wildlife.
Erie County Metroparks Harvest Happening
Pictures from the Erie County Metroparks Harvest Happening in October 2003 are finally on-line. Check them out!
Two eagles are on a nest in northwestern Ohio in the winter of 2003/04. A Back To The Wild® supporter took some good photos from afar with a strong telephoto lens. 
Back To The Wild® got an unusual visitor in late-November 2002. Read about this stranger from a distant land.
Important news about Ohio's owls and hawks which were dying in alarming numbers in 2002.
Please read this page for news of this problem and what you should do.
During January, the Norwalk Maplehurst Elementary students raised $1,020 in pennies
to help care for injured animals at BACK TO THE WILD®!!!
What an effort by these kids and what a tribute to appreciating our wildlife!THANK YOU!!! - THANK YOU!!! - THANK YOU,
MAPLEHURST STUDENTS AND STAFF! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
ANNUAL FUNDRAISER & OPEN HOUSE
WAS HELD ON JULY 14, 2002Hundreds attended the annual fundraiser & open house and had a fun-filled family day ! ! !
There was a live auction, silent auction, childrens' games with prizes, food, and other activities ! ! !ANNUAL FUNDRAISER & OPEN HOUSE
WATCH FOR ANOTHER ONE IN SUMMER 2003!
SNOWY OWL PATIENT
A Snowy Owl was a patient at Back To The Wild®
from December 2001 to January 19, 2002 when she was released.Take a few minutes to view the chronology of a patient
by seeing what was done for this Snowy Owl while at
the Back To The Wild® rehabilitation center.Click for information and pictures
about the release of the Snowy Owl.Click for movies showing the Snowy Owl shortly
after she arrived at the center in December 2001.
Photos courtesy of Tim Fleck, Sandusky Register
