S2 E18: Nature's Nurturers: How Harmony Wildlife Rescues and Educates
Join Bernie and Rebecca as they visit Harmony Wildlife and chat with Kady Sullivan, the education director, about their journey in wildlife rehabilitation and conservation. Kady shares insights on the facility’s efforts to care for Tennessee's injured and orphaned native wildlife, with a special focus on their owl and bat rehab programs. Discover the challenges they face, the importance of community support, and practical advice for coexisting with local wildlife. Learn about their educational outreach, volunteer contributions, and how you can support their mission.
00:00 Welcome to Part-Time Parkers
00:25 Meet Kady Sullivan: Education Director at Harmony Wildlife
01:30 The Mission of Harmony Wildlife
02:29 Challenges in Wildlife Rehabilitation
03:19 Rodenticide Poisoning: A Growing Concern
10:26 Advice for Handling Wildlife Encounters
18:08 Staff and Operations at Harmony Wildlife
21:59 Connecting Through Conservation
22:22 Rehabilitating Bats: A New Endeavor
25:08 The Importance of Giving Tuesday
28:04 Volunteer Power: The Backbone of Our Work
29:49 Educational Programs: Engaging the Community
36:17 Promoting Neighborhood Wildlife Conservation
37:26 Harmony Havens: Creating Safe Spaces for Wildlife
42:42 Final Thoughts and Contact Information
https://www.harmonywildlife.org/
https://www.harmonywildlife.org/the-animals/i-found-an-animal
https://ziggystree.org/about-us/
https://www.harmonywildlife.org/schedule-a-program
https://www.turnipgreencreativereuse.org/
@harmonywildlife
kady@harmonywildlife.org
@parttimeparkers
https://www.part-time-parkers.com/
https://www.youtube.com/@Part-timeParkers
PO Box 1113, Goodlettsville TN 37072-9998
615-575-3480
