San Bernardino MTNS Wildlife Society Wildhaven Ranch

Rescue/wildlife care: prior to 2010 Wildhaven had successfully rehabilitated and released thousands of sick, injured or orphaned Wildlife. The facility is designed to shelter wild animals who cannot be released back into the wild and need a home for life. They receive on site vet care as well as proper food and nutrition. Thorough records are kept to identify any trends due to illness or habitat loss.

Walking tours: educational programs presenting animals permitted by the California state department of fish and Wildlife, usda and us fish and Wildlife, tours include birds of prey including eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Mammals including bobcat, deer, raccoons, fox, coyotes and black bears. The public learns about each rescued animals history and its unique part in the ecology of southern California forests. Programs also explain the value of native flora and how the lives of the fauna are affected by the native plants and trees. Visitors also learn how to handle animal encounters in the wild and about hunting and camping safety practices.

Public education: Wildhaven educates the public through presentations at different venues - eg: camps, villages, parks, schools, hotels and libraries. Wildhaven strives to teach the public about the diverse ecosystems in southern California.