Interactive reptile experience arrives in Avon Lake
Experience reptiles and amphibians from a new perspective this April at the upcoming Avon Lake Public Library event.
The Waugaman Gallery hosts various events and art exhibits throughout the year and will host the upcoming interactive reptile experience.
The Keith Gisser and Herps Alive! The Interactive Reptile and Amphibian Experience has proudly toured and educated communities about reptiles and amphibians for over 45 years. This hands-on reptile experience will allow visitors to learn more about these fascinating animals. The program is designed to educate the Avon Lake community about a wide range of reptiles and amphibians. The show utilizes primarily rescued animals; visitors will be able to learn more about what makes each animal unique and get hands-on with them as well.
Hands-on educational experiences like the tKeith Gisser and Herps Alive! events often utilize tools like brochures to provide more in-depth information about the animals on display. Occasionally, the designs may even picture aspects of the animal that cannot be displayed, such as season shedding, allowing the event hosts to educate on topics that might not be as easy to showcase throughout the year.
The Keith Gisser and Herps Alive! The Interactive Reptile and Amphibian Experience will arrive at the Avon Lake Waugaman Gallery on April 22nd. No registration is required, and additional information can be found on the Avon Lake Library website.
The Waugaman Gallery hosts various events and art exhibits throughout the year and will host the upcoming interactive reptile experience.
The Keith Gisser and Herps Alive! The Interactive Reptile and Amphibian Experience has proudly toured and educated communities about reptiles and amphibians for over 45 years. This hands-on reptile experience will allow visitors to learn more about these fascinating animals. The program is designed to educate the Avon Lake community about a wide range of reptiles and amphibians. The show utilizes primarily rescued animals; visitors will be able to learn more about what makes each animal unique and get hands-on with them as well.
Hands-on educational experiences like the tKeith Gisser and Herps Alive! events often utilize tools like brochures to provide more in-depth information about the animals on display. Occasionally, the designs may even picture aspects of the animal that cannot be displayed, such as season shedding, allowing the event hosts to educate on topics that might not be as easy to showcase throughout the year.
The Keith Gisser and Herps Alive! The Interactive Reptile and Amphibian Experience will arrive at the Avon Lake Waugaman Gallery on April 22nd. No registration is required, and additional information can be found on the Avon Lake Library website.