Wolf Park - Education

Education

Wolf Park offers world-class, unforgettable educational opportunities for people of all ages and interests, from toddlers discovering wolves for the first time to ethologists and animal behaviorists wanting to investigate further research opportunities.

Our behavior seminars have taught generations of zoo keepers and dog trainers (and dog lovers!) what goes into the husbandry and behavioral management of captive wolves. Our children's programs, including day camps and overnight camps and our Junior Volunteer program, have taught hundreds of children to respect and value wildlife. Our photography seminars provide professional photographers and press media with unbelievable, up-close photography. And, of course, groups of all kinds, from school to scout to church groups, family reunions and just big groups of friends, find our custom-made private group tours to be just the thing to complete a learning section on wolves and wildlife or just round out a wonderful weekend.



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	Private Group Tours Off-Site Lectures Seminars Wolf Park Staff Expert Educators Series Guest Speaker Seminar Series Photography Seminars & Shoots Custom Seminars Secrets for a Great Seminar Experience Internship Program Practicum Program Internship & Practicum Research Projects Kids Seminars & Camps Frequently Asked Questions	Education Wolf Park offers world-class, unforgettable educational opportunities for people of all ages and interests, from toddlers discovering wolves for the first time to ethologists and animal behaviorists wanting to investigate further research opportunities. Our behavior seminars have taught generations of zoo keepers and dog trainers (and dog lovers!) what goes into the husbandry and behavioral management of captive wolves. Our children's programs, including day camps and overnight camps and our Junior Volunteer program, have taught hundreds of children to respect and value wildlife. Our photography seminars provide professional photographers and press media with unbelievable, up-close photography. And, of course, groups of all kinds, from school to scout to church groups, family reunions and just big groups of friends, find our custom-made private group tours to be just the thing to complete a learning section on wolves and wildlife or just round out a wonderful weekend.


	Wolf Park is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to behavioral research, education and conservation, with the objective of improving the public's understanding of wolves and the value they provide to our environment. Wolf Park 4004 East 800 North Battle Ground, Indiana 47920 United States Contact Us
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