Since 1982, Boulder’s Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center has been dedicated to the rehabilitation of wildlife brought to the Center so those creatures can be released back into the wild. The Center’s main goal is to successfully rehabilitate sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife so they can successfully head back home.
Nestled in the heart of the Boulder Valley, Greenwood is a nonprofit that proudly assists over 2,300 mammals and songbirds each year across 135 different wildlife species.
Check out these helpful resources for the community:
General Information – Discover more about Greenwood here.
Should You Touch a Baby Bird or other Animal? – Myth-busting infographic for handling baby birds and other baby animals.
Wildlife Emergency – Learn what to do if you come upon an injured animal or bird.
How to Help Greenwood – Information on volunteering, donations, and more.
Fun for Kids – Stuck in a waiting room? Learn with your kids while you wait! Fun facts about foxes and squirrels.
Three Fun Ways to Help Protect Boulder-Area Wildlife – Help Greenwood with it’s mission to help Boulder-area wildlife and have a great time doing it!
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