Donating to the BC Wildlife Park has now become as simple as scanning the QR Code below. Android and Iphone users can scan this QR Code with the correct reader application and donate to the Park. These donations will go towards the Park's current fundraising campaign to build a new Animal Health and Rehab Centre.
Donate Through Fundit Mobile Scan the QR Code Below with your Iphone and Android Phones Follow the links to register and donate now!
Annual Spring Break 2012 Kids Camp!
It's not too early to register for our annual March Kids Camp running: March 19th-23rd.
This camp will be focusing on BC's Habitats. For more information and registration click here. Or call 250-573-3242 ext.226 or ext.259
We are pleased to announce our
2012 Special Events Schedule!
Denny's
Make Every Bite Count!
A big thank you to everyone who purchased an Original Grand Slam on December 13th! All proceeds have been donated to the BC Wildlife Park Kamloops. These donations will be put towards the construction of a new Animal Rehabilitation Center.
DENNY'S KAMLOOPS TRANS CANADA Gateway Travel Centre 175 Kokanee Way Kamloops, B.C.
Do you need an educational and fun way to share nature with your students?
Why not book an education program from the BC Wildlife Park. We offer a variety of in house and outreach programs! Click here for more information, or you can read our new Teacher Booklet !
Do you know what to do if you encounter wildlife in distress?
Please click here to learn more.
Click on the link to purchase your tickets to the Wildlife Park online!
Thank you to everyone who donated household items to animal care and building supplies to the Park! We currently are fully stocked for supplies thanks to your generosity.
Food donations are always greatly appreciated. Are you going to be cleaning out your freezer soon? Do you have meat that you no longer want but is still good? We might be able to take it off your hands! We also accept food donations of fruits, vegetables and pet food! Please call 250-573-3242, ext 232 before you bring in your donation.
Did you know that the British Columbia Wildlife Park boasts the largest burrowing owl breeding facility in the world?
On April 15th, 2011, our yearling burrowing owls were released into the wild! To learn more about how the Park helps these little birds of prey, click on the link below.