|
|
|
|
Our next board meeting is
scheduled for August 14th at 5:00pm in the parks new Visitor Center. Our meetings are open to the public. Please plan to
attend if you would like to learn more about our group. |
|
|
The TFEEA was formed in
2006 to assist Tims Ford State Park in obtaining funds and manpower to
develop, promote and maintain environmental programs and activities at the
Park. We use nature education and wildlife rehabilitation to increase
community environmental awareness. |
|
|
We are a non-profit organization and do not charge a fee for services. If you would like to make a donation, we gladly welcome your support! In fact, we absolutely depend on your support to perform the overwhelming load of rehabilitation services and free education programs for the community. Membership entitles you to: ● Our quarterly newsletter ● Invitations to special member only events Feel really good about yourself and what you are doing for wildlife, the environment and Tims Ford State Park Supporting members ($100 or above) receive a certificate of appreciation and acknowledgement in our newsletter. Advocates (supporting memberships of $1000 or greater) will also receive an invitation to our annual Lake Cruise and Birdwatching Event OR the opportunity for a named sponsorship of one of our environmental education programs.
|
|
Environmental Education:Tims Ford State Park’s environmental programs are for all age groups. The programs are designed to support local school science curriculums, allow scouts to earn merit badges and provide family-friendly afternoon outings. Experience-based, hands-on opportunities abound. They include ranger-led hikes to see our Wildlife Ambassadors in their natural habitat; conservation programs; crafts and games designed to enhance learning. We have something for every member of the family, classroom or church |
|
Wildlife RehabilitationAs more homes are built in our area, human/wildlife interactions and conflicts are inevitable. The staff and volunteers at Tims Ford Wildlife Rehabilitation Center will provide tips on living in harmony with wildlife in the area. We will also teach humane approaches to dealing with wildlife problems, and will provide a place for injured or orphaned animals to recuperate and return to the wild.
|
![]() |
|