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Home My WebLink AboutHandouts_Regular_Tab _08/17/2006 Directions: �: � � ' �e �come �o �� e �l.tSC� �il��I�e ��i�C�Uat" From I-95 (exit 87A) or the Florida �1 � Turn ike exit#116 take the u' r I��V ...more than �ust a�ace to see anima�s it`s a rea� wi�c��i�e ac�ven�ure! p ( ) J pate exat, go � P , east to the second traffic light (Central Blvd.), The Sanctuary offers visitors an opportunity to learn about Florida's wildlife and natural turn right and go to the next traffic light (Jupiter environments. The concept of this facility was not to simply build a"zoo" exhibiting caged animals, Park Drive), turn right and make your�rst left but to create a unique refuge that combines a community nature center with a wildlife rehabilitation into the Loxahatchee River District and follow "'�""`' �`�` ` hos itaL P the signs to the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. Nature trails at the Sanctuary lead visitors through pine flatwoods, oak hammocks, and cypress From U.S. Highway 1 go to Indiantown wetlands. Along these trails are wildlife habitats exhibiting a variety of native animals from Bald Road in Jupiter, head west to Central Blvd, turn _ Eagles to Florida Panthers. left and go to the first tra�c light (Jupiter Park ° To complement Busch Wildlife Sanctuary's outdoor exhibits, visitors can enjoy a hands-on Drive), turn right and make your first left into discovery center where they may explore nature through a variety of interactive displays; the center the Loxahatchee River District and follow signs �' also includes a classroom, library, gift shop, and amphitheater. to the Sanctuary. This unique facility offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn about nature while providing a sanctuary for wildlife and people. Bring the whole family for a real wild experience! � ,� � Wildlife Rehabilitatzon .c �.�, -� � The Sanctuary's wildlife � . �� F,,� >- rehabilitation program provides l�ndiant4wn gr�� , t'' `�� comprehensive medical and ,�, 3upite�r •o �, 'z . h bilitativ r c > , re a e ca e to thousands of park Dr � � �,_ ,. _ '�. �- sick, injured, and orphaned wild � ,•� � �� ' � � animals each ear. Our ultimate ,. Y � �` ��' `� � `` goal is to return recovered patients � ��;, - ,� �' C,i : . �� n to their natural habitats. � � � y � �lre �'u�cli Zf/iE'd�e Sao�c�tuanry id a Ka�yuo�t � anyaosv�atia�s dedica�ed ta tlie �ix�;C��ctia�s a.osd Education Programs and Tours . ea�s¢ezuat�a� a� �Panida�d u�i��ki�e a�d �atutr.a� The Sanctuary's educational exhibits, wildlife presentations, and ��, ' guided nature tours are ideal for schools, special interest groups, scouts, Visitor Hours: community organizations, summer camps, and birthday parties. Monday - Saturduy IOam - 4pm ��6�� J�7� P resentations can be adapted to fit the needs of each individual group and Closed Sunday are available on an outreach basis, or at the Sanctuary's environmental learning center in Jupiter. A,fter hours injured animal �� %�� Children and adults alike find the Sanctuary's programs to be emergencies call: 56I-575-3399 �u�iitmc. 3lontda 33458 informative, entertaining, and extremely educational. Because real live �,�,AoN�,f animals are used as our visual aids and teaching tools, these programs and Printing Donated by � � �eld trips are uniquely valuable and offer a wonderful experience in learning Marlin Graphics - Jupiter, Florida In partnership with the w� � �� about nature. (561) 743-5220 Loxahatchee River District �� . o foc m n��s.00m ° ' yb�-o, ;;; y ��y y �For more information or program and tour scheduling caZl: (56I)-575-3399 �K2C�w�,��t.��'Or: �RJiD ��rrZi- 1 Directions: �. • ' �el to �� E �USC� �1l��i�e � ar�c�uarc� From I-95 (exit 87A) or the Florida � Turnpike (exit #116) take the Jupiter exit, go ...more t�an;ust a P�ace to see anima�s, it`s a rea� wi�c��i�e ac�venturei east to the second traffic light (Central Blvd.), The Sanctuary offers visitors an opportunity to learn about Florida's wildlife and natural turn right and go to the next traffic light (Jupiter environments. The concept of this facility was not to simply build a"zoo" exhibiting caged animals, Park Drive), turn right and make your�rst left but to create a unique refuge that combines a community nature center with a wildlife rehabilitation into the Loxahatchee River District and follow ` ��`�`�" � hos rtal. � �_��;� p. the signs to the Busch Wildlife Sanctuary. - Nature trails at the Sanctuary lead visitors through pine flatwoods, oak hammocks, and cypress From U.S. Highway 1 go to Indiantown � ` �� wetlands. Along these trails are wildlife habitats exhibiting a variety of native animals from Bald Road in Jupiter, head west to Central Blvd, turn ��: �;,�� "�� Eagles to Florida Panthers. left and go to the first tra�c light (Jupiter Park �';��: �. .�°�. ��` `' To complement Busch Wildlife Sanctuary s outdoor exhibits, visitors can enjoy a hands-on Drive , turn ri ht and make our irst le t into � �`� discovery center where they may explore nature through a variety of interactive displays; the center ) g y .f .f � ,� �. �*:� also includes a classroom, library, gift shop, and amphitheater. the Loxahatchee River District and follow signs � � This unique facility offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn about nature while providing to the Sanctuary. � � - , - -�:F ;. a sanctuary for wildlife and people. Bring the whole family for a real wild experience! ' � � �, �. - _� � � �ri � .,ti. ' �i! �� i_:�-��- �Y , ��"' ;�.�; �. � �"'� , � - � _� ; Wildlife Rehabilitation �, t � f ..�� ° � �� r �, � � y ,�, � ��' � "`f , ; �i The Sanctuary's wildlife �� ` � ` �` �' rehabilitation program provides � '! � Indianfown Road � • � � _t,. - .��` � k comprehensive medical and P• I' � � .II r , � �F '.r-� � . � . .l '� `�A '�' �� t' °� �� - "'� rehabilitative care to thousands of -. � �,t Park Dr. ^ � t � ` � � �. �� ,,� �; .� �\� sick, injured, and orphaned wild �, °F> �; ,� `:; � � � ' � - . ; animals each year. Our ultimate � : ,� � ,.. �. , '�.,., � ' � � +, �'. � .� " p :;�`�� , � � � �' � � � � �� 3 = � �: goal is to return recoveredpatients � � , � ,,,;�` �� . � �, � �� :" = to their natural habitats. ,� �, � � ,, _ _, ,,_ , � � y i ��ie �'u¢c�i?�J�d?i�e .Sa�rc�canry id a Ko�o�it /� az�ya�i�atia� dedicated ta tle �izatectia� a�d Education Programs and Tours ca�¢�n�atio� a� �eonida'd u�it?dP�e cuzd �atu�a2 The Sanctuary's educational exhibits, wildlife presentations, and !� . ��, guided nature tours are ideal for schools, special interest groups, scouts, �. Y Visitor Hours: community organizations, summer camps, and birthday parties. - Monday - Saturday IOam - 4pm ��61� ��?� -33�i� Presentations can be adapted to fit the needs of each individual group and ; Closed Sunday are available on an outreach basis, or at the Sanctuary's environmental ti !% � learning center in Jupiter. y A er hours in'ured animal 25GI0 �ank Daive � - �� .� J %u1�� Children and adults alike find the Sanctuary s programs to be ;_ ,,�; ' emergencies call: 56I �u�it.ac. �lazida 33458 informative, entertaining, and extremely educational. Because real live ,� ` }y��xoNM£NT animals are used as our visual aids and teaching tools, these programs and - �-� ��, Printing Donated by: ��` '�� field trips are uniquely valuable and offer a wonderful experience in learning �- Marlin Graphics - Jupiter, Florida In partnership with the W� �� about nature. (561) 743-5220 Loxahatchee River District � ', o i�fo@ma�i�ngra�n�cs.com �� `+ ' y bxo, ,;, y �ay y �For more information or program and tour scheduling call: (561)-575-3399 ��.e��.�.. �r��: �� r� z� 1 �eet some o� the Sanctuary's resi�ents � � �ecome a member toc�ay! r �, � s � ' _�'\ , � - F . _ r� ,'� � Join the �usch Wi�d�i�e �janctuary �� ,. ' } �� Jr� ' ,� ; � ` ' � a " I� I Memberships . r ,~. '� ; - �. ' � tx`. _ � , �`�� ' I ` '� `�F��, Membership with The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary �! Y. f �1<� � k��i. i 4 = � �; , " . {� . . `' �� '� ,,�� ' i is open to all caring people. To become a member you � �� ,,. 1 `s � ; �" ? ,,. , � :,� : �t, � ., �.i, � � � - _ : I only need to make a small contribution. Taz Solo Jasper ;"� �"" ~ y �;� �' _�, u a ,-- < , � � Funding is always needed for construction and Grn>> Fox Bnr•n Oti� 1 Bobcat "� ' ;, -` � s � i i � maintenance of animal enclosures, food, veterinary care, - -- , . ��'r�` #� � ��'° c ��; �'� - ��`��: �� ` :� �:. �' � medical supplies, and numerous other expenses. � � � , � - � . f ?�� ' � ¢" � The Sanctuary is not a government funded facility. -�� ,� � _#: _� , � 1 � � All of our financial support comes from caring people just , - ,,: ' - - _ , °: :. h � " � ' � � ` =-�� -- -- - -� ( � �`;, `�,� s � like you. Become a member of the Sanctuary by sending ,� � �_�� The Sanctuary's volunteer programs ,�' � in your tax-deductible donation today. Your contribution i �-�" + "� The Sanctuar s ift sho carries over •� � , �� ,i offer adults and children a wonderful Y g P I will help fund our efforts to help protect and preserve �; -�:'- Q°��' �`��`'� ' opportunity to help injured animals and teach 1200 items of educational, collectable, and fun I Florida's wildlife and natural environments. Ozzie Darling Buckshot others about nature and wildlife. merchandise for any age nature lover. I River Otter White-Tailed Deer Red Shouldered Hawk � Membership Application �� . � !C. �. � (� �� . �"F '!� �. � (� ��. (E �. � '!� �. � (� � � The Sanctuary's � Cypress Amphitheater _ ; � w .��,fe� ��` o�n M �a n ctu a ry � a P � Name: is the perfect t`��- .�� 1G � � m hab � I PAr� - o Re � �t'� � Address: environment for ��„� 4 �__ �IG T � � ��ght � F o �� ¢j CdBes Water Bird � L'ity: educational programs . 4; � h �� , R Rehabilitation � � P I lectures, meetings, ° � ,� �� d� `� � �� , 2 1 I State: Zip: parties, and weddings. r� d�, � Hawk F.� Owl Exhibits o° %1l` . � �i..� f '�o � G $ I � QC� � .�I ;� ,,�� , Phone: (home) ' � . 5 S"'d5'�.' = � qt4 .S �I ' �� . "'��, t '- „ "' f � s �� ? ;r � (y � �� Alligators �� Amphitheater � WOT'k j �' I � ) �. �!i ` y � � � � F,r Crocodiles > F � � �+/, BobcatsQ �� ' � ,:� ' ` �'!, � � �� ` � >' t, "�I` �`' s • ! ��,,� ., !�v,'`'�' � y ' � f 1 '' �"'" � �o Panthers S �� alk I ,��" � - E � �� .. ,�,� K � t ;�• � �r � � goa , r d� s� � •� � ❑ New Membership ❑ Renewal � F . i --t?- _'_� ��J � ((�,/}�� ,'i `��. P�ssum, Otters � �� ' . 1. � 15 - � �� `. fi�� '� I `,� , � . } � j ��.:'_ r. �` t'a._ �'^ �, a, r�,,i • � � * �� Cypress Wetfands � r� ✓" . l'�: - bi ��=`�f4t?+� � D �� Racroons ��' � � �� I PP I �. � . ` .,� _�� ; : b,�i � ReStroom5 ` � � I Please check level of su ort � t s __ -� s �. �,� � r � � � � ❑ Friend $25 ❑ Family $50 ❑ Parent $100 ��; � � � � � ^�� • �, � � � falcons � � � � � � _ i � �,�f �, � �� Board Walk Pond � >'# `� � * �r., s�r • . � t� '�� ' � os GiftShop Fx �..� • a•, y� �,�n�` �i� ��% y_-'�-: � Discove Center�t KitesO Ea�les � � I rp " �� ' �" ry � vu tures � � , � ❑ Guardian $250 ❑ Co arate $500 � ��.�� . . . . _ � ��-.s � � � � - Q � � .?� � `� ;� � The Sanctuary's y Entrance D Seminole ❑ Lifetime Member $2,500 ❑ Other �� Encampment �I ;�' �, "� :. ''� � nature trail and board �G � �� Fp • �y�, � � � ❑ I am also interested in becoming a volunteer. +:� ,' walk offer visitors a � ""�S White Deer �r: � -� �` '� •� Picnic Area � & Sandhill Cranes '.� I Please send your tax-deductible membership to: � �'j wonderful opportunity � � � l The Busch Wildlife Sanctuary r a :,�` • to explore wetland and � ;� � w rUr �ys ?!!� � 2500 Ju iter Park Drive �-: �•+- Er Sandhill Cranes p �' �" ,�� upland habitats. j� �F' Jupiter, Florida 33458 ��,.�. � ` _�;. . For more information call: (56l)-575-3399 � � �� ' �' � `� �� ' � � � ��' �� ' � � � � `�For more information call: (561) 575-3399 �