Wildlife Rescue invites visitors to climb, explore, and connect with the stories of species brought back from the brink. Featuring 12 immersive, climbable sculptures, this interactive exhibition celebrates animals that have been successfully protected through conservation, rehabilitation, and collaborative care. Designed to inspire curiosity and hope, the experience highlights the powerful impact of people and organizations working together to protect wildlife around the world.
WILDLIFE RESCUE
Second Chance for Survival
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Features
Themes
Through hands-on exploration and interpretive learning, visitors will discover the challenges many species face and the conservation efforts helping them recover and thrive. The exhibition explores topics such as habitat loss, species recovery, biodiversity, and the role accredited zoos, aquariums, and conservation organizations play in protecting animals at risk. By sharing real-world success stories, Wildlife Rescue encourages visitors to better understand the importance of collaboration, stewardship, and ongoing conservation action.
Designed as multisensory experiences from the very beginning, these exhibitions encourage visitors to explore through touch, sound, movement, and interactive learning. Through tactile sculpture, multilingual interpretation, audio description, ASL integration, and future tactile scale models, we’re creating more inclusive ways for people of all ages and abilities to connect with the natural world.
Exhibition Size
Sculptures can be paired together or throughout your site
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Black rhino
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Burmese star tortoise
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Cheetah
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Eastern massasauga rattlesnake
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Mudpuppy
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Orangutan
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Orinoco crocodile
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Paddlefish
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Panamanian golden frog
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Pangolin
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Peregrine falcon
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Puerto Rican crested toad
Key Components
Tactile Interactives:
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12 Climbable Sculptures, life-sized and scientifically accurate
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Interpretive signage with information about conservation and reintroduction into the wild
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Digital layer with visual descriptors of the sculptures available in English, Spanish, and French
