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This program is designed for teen ages 13-18. Participants will train to be a wildlife interpreter for young visitors in the Wayne and Gladys Valley Children's Zoo and participate in a variety of Roots & Shoots projects.
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Few experiences can affect teens like international travel. The Oakland Zoo has a history of inspiring teens with trips to exotic locations such as Uganda, Peru, and Thailand. 2010 will be no exception, as we return to visit one of our longtime conservation partners in Guatemala!
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Spend two weeks this summer as a ZooCamp Teen Assistant. Assist ZooCamp teachers in their daily teaching duties. Teen Assistants should be energetic and enjoy spending time with children.
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As more and more schools require community service hours for
graduation, the Oakland Zoo often receives calls from students looking
for short-term volunteer work. We understand and truly appreciate your
desire to help the zoo, but cannot accommodate all students in-house.
Instead, we have provided a few ways you can help the zoo, get your
community service hours, and come away with a great experience.
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YOU can play a role in helping us with this important program, by learning about enrichment, choosing an animal, and creating your own enrichment project for our animals.
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