W.E.R.C. comes to your site for classroom presentations.  Educators are trained, knowledgeable, and can assist in expanding upon current classwork.  Programs can be tailored to meet your needs.  Please feel free to discuss ideas you have with us when making your reservation.

All live animal programs are priced as follows:
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     Class                              Fee                                       Length                                                                              Class
     1st class                         $135.00                               1 Hour   (1/2 hour for K aged kids for $67.50)            k-6
     2nd & 3rd class            $110.00  (per class)            1 Hour   (1/2 hour for K aged kids  for $55.00)           k-6
    
There is a mileage travel fee base on distances from W.E.R.C.'s center in Morgan Hill call or email for additional info.

Call or email to check availability of grant money to cover the cost of programs. 


Program Stipulations

• Maximum number of students per program is 35.
• Maximum of three programs on a single day.
• Program availability and prices are subject to change without notice.
• To schedule programs or obtain more information, contact W.E.R.C.
• program location cannot be at a private residents
• can be local park or public building due to fish and wildlife regulations

​WERC Also Does Birthday Parties! Call for details

Feathers, Fur, and Scales

This wonderful live animal program introduces students to the similarities and differences between mammals, birds and reptiles. Characteristics of each type of animal are examined through hands-on materials.

Birds of Prey

This program offers an exciting and comprehensive exploration of local diurnal and nocturnal birds of prey. Living examples and hands-on materials help demonstrate flight, sight, hearing and other adaptations.

Silent Hunters

Students engage in an in-depth study of native California owls, observe the natural habitat of a live owl and examine a variety of hands-on specimens such as skulls, bones, feet, talons, wings and feathers.

Stayin' Alive

Take an up close look and discover how mammal's physical structures and behaviors help improve an animal's chance for survival in the wild. Through the study of skulls, students will learn how to identify if the animal is a herbivore, omnivore, or a carnivore. They will also learn about habitats, predator/prey relationships and basic animal ecology. Observe living examples of selected animals during the presentation.