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![]() WILDLIFE CENTER
Plus, lots of learning. "I learned how some of the animals eat and what they eat," said Rebecca Ruediger.
You can really get close to the animals or the animals are close to you. They are not hiding in the woods.
Animals such as elk used to be bountiful in the state, but they are not here anymore. You can still see them at the Wildlife Center.
Guided tours can be arranged, which makes this a great field trip opportunity for teachers.
The Wildlife Center is more than just the exhibits. It is an excellent area for a family outing. They have picnic shelters and tables. And it is affordable for the family, with adults admission only $3.00 and kids $1.50. There is no cost in the winter. While you are there, don't forget to see the state's number one weather forecaster, (next to Tony Mainolfi,) groundhog French Creek Freddie. The West Virginia State Wildlife Center is located in French Creek in Upshur County. If you would like more information call (304) 924-6211 or log on to the West Virginia State Wildlife Center web site at www.wvdnr.gov/Wildlife/WildlifeCenter.shtm |
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