Wild Times Edutainment - closed indefinitely

Snuggle time with Zorro.

Caging starting to come together

It's time to make an announcement. Now, on the surface, this will seem like a sad thing, but it's really a bad news/good news situation! Life has become SUPER busy in the WT household, and our human inhabitants need a bit more attention for now. So, as of right now, Wild Times is officially taking a hiatus from the bulk of our programs. Our contract with the Texas Wildlife Association is on hold for now. We may be available for private engagements on a case by case basis, until further notice.

That being said...here comes the GOOD news! Part of what makes our life so busy these days is the development of what will become a bigger and better Wild Times! We've purchased land, and are in the process of putting in utilities, fencing, caging, etc. so hopefully we can come back stronger than ever! What incarnation Wild Times will be in that instance is yet to be seen, but, rest assured, we're not going away forever!

It's almost the new school year! Time to start booking a Wild Times program at your school! Through a partnership with the Texas Wildlife Association, I provide live animal programs to local schools (Bexar county and the surrounding counties) at NO COST to the school itself. Space is limited, so early booking is advised!

Contact me via email at [email protected] for more information. Please share with your teacher friends, your kids' teachers, etc. Programs can be tailored for any age group!

There is no official day to celebrate our quilled friends.... Until today! Elmer declares today, July 2, as

Texas has some amazing wildlife!

The Problem with Pronghorns | Texas Wildlife Association TWA focuses its mission on private landowners and their ethical relationship to the land, and TWA concentrates on issues relating to private property, hunting and hunter rights, and conservation of our natural resources.

Just because it's summer doesn't mean the education ends! Wild Times is visiting summer camps and summer schools all summer long!

Happy World Croc Day!
There are currently 24 species in the order Crocodilia which is divided into three families:
1. Crocodylidae - true crocodiles,
2. Alligatoridae - alligators and caimans, and
3. Gavialidae - the gharial and false gharial. Now You Know Your Crocodilians!

What is your favorite species? Vote your fave in the comments below and share your picts, facts and stories in the comments below.

Extra special thanks to Shawn K. Heflick, MS, Chief Executive Officer of
Crocodile Conservation International, Inc., Director of the Croclandia & The American Crocodile Sanctuary, and Founder/Co-Organizer of
World Croc Day, to name just a few of his extensive croc-related titles. Thanks for lending your extensive expertise and time to support us on the creation of this graphic.

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It is with great sadness that Wild Times Edutainment says goodbye to one of its original animal ambassadors, Segonku, the striped skunk. Rescued as a young baby, Seggy went on to be a star ambassador - educating thousands of school children all over the United States, in person and in video broadcast programming. At approximately eight years of age, Seg was an old man in skunk terms, and had already retired from "work." His baton has been passed on to his successor, Flower. Rest in peace, little Segonku.