Peace River Wildlife Center

Peace River Wildlife Center is a sanctuary dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife, offering visitors the chance to observe and learn about Florida's native species.

4
Acres Protected
0
Miles of Trails
20,000
Annual Visitors
1982
Year Established

About Peace River Wildlife Center

 

Peace River Wildlife Center, located in Punta Gorda, Florida, is a vital non-profit organization focused on the care and protection of local wildlife. Since its establishment in 1982, the center has rehabilitated thousands of birds and animals, aiming to return them to their natural habitats. Situated along Charlotte Harbor, the center is home to a diverse array of species, including pelicans, shorebirds, and raptors. Visitors can explore the facility, learn about wildlife conservation, and witness the dedicated efforts to treat and release animals. A picturesque boardwalk offers a stunning view over Charlotte Harbor. The center's educational programs highlight the importance of ecosystems and the roles these creatures play in the environment. The appeal of Peace River Wildlife Center lies not only in its wildlife rehabilitation efforts but also in its commitment to educating the public about Florida's unique wildlife and the need for conservation. Events and volunteer opportunities further engage the community in conservation efforts.

Highlights

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Pelican Enclosure

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Boardwalk Viewing Area

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Educational Programs

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Bird Feeding Demonstrations

Notable Natural Features

Pelican Enclosure

A large space dedicated to the care of injured pelicans, allowing close observation.

Educational Displays

Informative exhibits about local wildlife and conservation efforts.

Charlotte Harbor Boardwalk

Offers beautiful views and opportunities to spot local birds and wildlife.