I Become a Care Volunteer at Beauval Nature Care Centre
At Beauval Nature Care Centre, care volunteers participate in rescuing and rehabilitating local wildlife in distress. Alongside professional caregivers, volunteers contribute to daily tasks: enclosure cleaning, preparation of diverse diets (insects, rodents, fruits, seeds depending on species), and minor repairs. The minimum commitment required is two half-days per month, with increased intensity in spring and summer during peak intake of injured animals. This mission combines awareness of local wildlife vulnerability with strict adherence to hygiene and animal welfare protocols.
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Beauval Nature Care Centre takes in local wildlife in distress (hedgehogs, squirrels, badgers, hares, tits, sparrows, owls, buzzards, lizards, snakes...) in order to...
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