Getting them back to the wild
Animal keepers in the CALM Wildlife Clinic worked quickly to assess the health of a baby starling found and brought to the facility by a concerned citizen.
Thirty-five ascend leadership ladder
Early Childhood Council of Kern's Tammy Burns happily received her Leadership Development Program plaque from Kern County Network for Children (KCNC) Director Tom Corson (right) and Governing Board President Stephen Pelz.
Exhibit for mountain lions/bobcats near
It will not be long before CALM's newest resident, mountain lion cub Willow, will have an exciting, state of the art habitat in which to roam.
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Hold on there, T-Rex
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