Text Box: American Heritage Wildlife Foundation

 

Projects & Programs

 

Working to keep Idaho’s Panhandle WILD!
Text Box: We’re always working on some type of project! Improvement of the existing Raccoon enclosure. New roof over the animal infirmary room. Expansion of the aviary building. Creation of two exterior ‘waterbird’ yards. Creation of a large exterior yard for larger mammal species. Creation of a small mammal exterior yard. Start designing the Nature Walk trail on site. Thanks to a wonderful grant in 2014-2015 we were able to complete a large five bay aviary. This is such a wonderful addition. New exterior sign created. Replacement of the animal infirmary room floor. If you are interested in helping with future projects or can donate some of your time please contact us for details. 24 foot by 32 foot aviary Future Projects include: Construction of Large Game Mammal enclosures Completion of the Nature Walk at AHWF A Classroom Building & Intern housing

Phone: (208)266.1488        Email: ahwf@sandpoint.net

 

MAIL: 59895 Hwy 200 Clark Fork ID 83811

 

IF YOU HAVE FOUND AN ANIMAL IN NEED OF HELP DO NOT EMAIL! PLEASE CALL AND OUR VOLUNTEERS WILL RESPOND THE SAME DAY. IF THE ANIMAL IS SEVERELY INUJRED TAKE IT TO YOUR LOCAL VETERINARY CLINIC THAT TREATS WILD ANIMALS.

Do not attempt to rehab the animal yourself...it is illegal & special care is required for long term survival! 

Text Box: AHWF is pleased to offer our community a variety of Educational Demonstrations. One of our volunteers will be happy to arrive at your school or group meeting and provide a fact filled power point presentation on your choice of 18 wilderness topics relevant to the Pacific Inland Northwest. Call to schedule 208.266.1488 One of which includes AHWF & our vision Habitat - details of the 7 components required Native Neighbors - how to cohabitate or move along Nocturnal Sounds - find out who lives in the dark Winged Predators - birds of prey, owls, and others Migratory Birds - identify those that fly away Non-migratory Birds - identify which are residents Water Birds - identity those that live on/near water Predators - the carnivores Prey - mammal species Indicator Species - scales, skin & slime Flora and Fauna - a match made in heaven Wild Babies - to rescue or not to rescue Conservation - steps that can be taken Invertebrates - the insect world aka ‘what bugs you?’ Oh rats! - information of all the members of the rodent family Code Black - viewpoint of required need vs. resources available RESPECT - do you treasure our valuable wildlife Myths, Superstition and Fallacies - (still under construction) Donate Now Button 130x65

donate through FACEBOOK thanks to FIRSTGIVING.

We can’t do it without volunteers!  Follow this link 

Members are key to our success. Follow this link. 

Directors provide guidance. Follow this link

Storybooks! Storybooks

Illustrated Children's Books:

We have written several books for the dual purpose of educating all ages in an entertaining way and offering another means for fundraising. Read a portion on Google search or visit the local libraries. Each book is available in print or e-book. They are found at many North Idaho locations & online sites. Each vendor sets their price. We keep copies at our AHWF facility also. 

 

Printed copies are available through local stores: in Sandpoint go to Vanderfords. In Bonners Ferry go to Bonner Books. In Montana contact BeAbelTwo wood crafts. We also have copies for sale at each of our AHWF public awareness booths. Buy them online at lulu.com, Amazon.com and various E-books formats.

 

ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY TO AHWF      ORDER FORM 

 

 'Loggers Story'  an orphaned fawn.  Written by Tracy Ann & illustrated by K. St. Clair  Published at lulu.com

‘Logger Returns’ the continuing adventures of our white tailed deer friend. Written & illustrated by Mrs. McGee  

‘Logger makes new friends’ Written & illustrated by Mrs. McGee Published at lulu.com

‘Fun Time with Logger’ A wilderness activity book. Games and illustrations by Mrs. McGee Published at lulu.com 

‘Adventures of a Wildlife Special Agent’ A choose your own adventure story. Written by Mrs. McGee @ lulu.com

 

 Logger is a white tailed deer fawn. His story begins with his time in the wild, then at a nature center and his release. He experiences many new things in the wild including danger and meeting many special friends. He learns many lessons, which inspired the activity book of crossword puzzles, dot to dot, nature bingo, word search, find the animal out of place, color by number song birds and more. The choose your own adventure book is written from a USFWS agent point of view and the adventures experienced while in the wilderness.

These books are written to spark imagination & give life lessons.

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HAND CRAFTED & LOCAL MADE CRAFTS:

(some available locally, others online, as well at our awareness booths) 

Wonderful volunteers and supporters of American Heritage Wildlife Foundation have created items.

If you see something you like—contact us and we can discuss availability with the craftsman.   

 Animals of the Earth

A wide variety of striking Animal Photos on Natural Slate (or your choice to be custom made upon request).  Online price: $10.00. For Sale at the Green Door 265.9922 and at AHWF 266.1488. (One EAGLE is on display at the Clark Fork Lodge)

 

They will accent your home as wall hangings or table tops using plate holders. 

BAT & BIRD Houses Call to place your order or request plans.    

We are taking orders for Bat Houses. These houses are built per Bat Conservation International recommendations. Single or Colony size will be available.

We are taking orders for Bird Houses. There are many sizes to choose from depending upon the species desired to attract. We have researched the specifications for songbirds, waterfowl, and owls.

Walking Sticks

Hand-hewn  Cedar: Unique Shapes & Sizes- double coated urethane & weather resistant. Lots of charm & character to each stick! AHWF facility stock is priced: $20.00 plus shipping. @ Green Door Studio in Sagle as well

‘Cedar Scenes’ art creations  on display at AHWF

Birch houses, butterflies, flying birds, head bands and animal hats, neck cowls, scarves, survival bracelets, dog collars, feather earrings 

Financial:     We hope your questions have been answered about our 501(c)3 non profit organization at this site but if not please do not hesitate to contact us! A full page annual report is available for your review in the format of your choice: email, cd, floppy, or printed. We also have copies of our IRS form 990's. (we are working to link you to the documents, sorry for the inconvenience.)