In today’s world, children are growing up increasingly disconnected from nature. With urbanization, screen time, and shrinking green spaces, We believe students should have a more direct experience with wildlife or the environment. We want conservation to feel like a something they can see, understand, and care about rather than feel like a distant issue.

We created the Living Lessons Program to bridge this gap, giving students the opportunity to interact with nature in their own classrooms. By introducing live animals and plants into the learning environment, we foster a relationship with nature and wildlife building an experience that we hope will have a positive lifelong impact for both the students and the world.

This hands-on experience fosters curiosity, responsibility, and empathy - key qualities in shaping the next generation of conservation advocates. By starting in the classroom, we plant the seeds of both awareness and action,