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DirectorChewonki’s traveling lessons are rarely forgotten by the people who see them. By bringing live animals, specimens, and educational exhibits to classrooms and other groups, we open people’s eyes to the incredible diversity and complexity of the world around us. We welcome the opportunity to bring a program to you!

Anna Hunt
Program Director
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"The program was excellent. The kids enjoyed touching, seeing and participating."

Lunt School
Falmouth, Maine
Fur, Feathers & Feet
May 2006

pedallight

"Child oriented, hands on, entertaining and informative. A big success!"

L'Ecole Francaise du Maine
Freeport, Maine
Fur, Feathers & Feet
March 2006

alligator

"The students talked about the live owls the rest of the day!"

Miller School
Waldoboro, Maine
Owls of Maine
February 2007

lynne teaching with iguana

"The school lost power during our presentation, but the kids were still riveted straining to see the critters. The presenter did well handling the situation...very calm and didn't miss a beat."

Helen Thompson School
Gardiner, Maine
Scales & Tales
March 2006

tarantula
"The students loved the presentation. You could hear a pin drop."

Greene Central School Greene, Maine
Batmobile
May 2007

box turtle

"She was one of the best presenters we've had from Chewonki, and we always have good instructors..."

Woolwich Central
Woolwich, Maine
The Rain Forest
October 2006