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Water For People Category: Root Mission: Water For People helps people in developing countries improve quality of life by supporting the development of locally sustainable drinking water resources, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education programs. We believe everyone should expec ... |
Nonprofit Organizations
Through these nonprofit organizations that are Earth Protect’s resource partners, you can connect to others that share a concern about the environmental issues you care about.
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We operate seven days week with over 40 dedicated volunteers. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and release back into the wild,sick injured or orphaned native wildlife. CWC is the only facility in all of Los Angeles and Orange County permitted to rehabilitate fawns by the California Department of Fish and Game.
CWC is also one of only five facilities in all of Southern California permitted to rescue and rehabilitate orphaned coyotes by the California Department of Fish and Game. Through the City of Malibu and the National Marine Fisheries, CWC is permitted to rescue seals, sea lions and dolphins along the entire Malibu coast.
Marine Mammal Rescue Team - Provides emergency response, assessment and paramedic rescue to sick and injured seals, sea lions and dolphins, primarily for residents of Malibu and communities along the northern Los Angeles County coastline.
Educational Outreach Programs - CWC's wildlife education program builds a closer connection and a more ethical attitude toward native wildlife fostering tolerance, compassion and respect for the environment and the wildlife that lives in our neighborhoods. CWC's education staff provide wildlife education presentations to schools, museums and community groups.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Internship Program - Direct wildlife care experience under the supervision of California Wildlife Center staff. Interns gain experience with raptors, songbirds, land mammals, pelagic birds, and marine mammals. They have the opportunity to learn the local, state, and federal requirements in the care and treatment of protected and endangered species. Learn advanced skills from wildlife experts with hands-on experience and through specialized classes.
Wildlife Medicine Externship Program - The medical externship provides exposure to wildlife husbandry and rehabilitation as well as working with the on-site veterinarian for 19 hours/week, including physical exams,various diagnostic techniques and necropsies, developing a list of possible diagnoses and treatment plans. The remainder of the time will be spent with wildlife hospital supervisors learning valuable behavioral and rehabilitation information such as animal natural histories, handling,performing treatments, animal care, feeding, and releasing of animals.
