Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Looking For A Unique Christmas Present - Here It Is!!!

Just over a week to go before Christmas - are you still looking for a present to give a friend or relative that you can guarantee no-one else will give them?


If you, or people you know, live or holiday in areas where there is a chance that you could come into contact with a snake, the e-Book is the perfect gift to provide suggestions on how to reduce the chances of being bitten.

The book provides information on snakes, their actions when they come into contact with people and things that you can do to make your home, or holiday destination, less "snake friendly".

There is also Snake Bite First Aid instructions that come with the book - print these off and keep them in your car while you travel in the unlikely event that you, or someone you know, gets bitten, as these instructions contain the most up to date snake bite first aid techniques available.

Buying the book is easy - simply pay online and shortly after you will receive a link to download your copy as a PDF - that's it!!!

If you are buying the book as a gift, simply forward the download email to the person you are giving the gift to on Christmas Day with an e-Card!!!

Save it to your laptop, computer, e-reader, or anywhere else where you can read PDF documents and enjoy the contents.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Another Successful Presentation

Julian Craig from Living with Wildlife conducted another successful presentation yesterday, this time for the students and staff at the Elizabeth Downs Primary School.

We received some wonderful feedback on the presentation that we would like to share -

"Thank you so much for coming to our school yesterday. The children just loved it and we (the staff) couldn't believe how well behaved they were.

Their attention span is usually very short and to listen for over an hour is quite an achievement!

Julian - I thought you were engaging and enthusiastic and pitched it just at the right level.

The staff were impressed with the questions that their children asked and all in all it was a great success.

Thank you again."

The most satisfying aspect of these presentations is that it gives Living with Wildlife the opportunity to teach children the truth about snakes and their behaviour and we hope that through this education the stigma associated with these fascinating creatures will be taken away.

Thanks go out to Elizabeth Downs Primary School for allowing us to present to their students and staff and if there are any other schools or youth groups interested in learning more about this fascinating topic just contact us and we will be happy to arrange a presentation.