Our mission to conserve threatened and endangered species starts with publicly educating people of all ages.
Ongoing wildlife research is critical, geographic education is crucial, and the endless effort to secure species survival is obtainable. Higher education and continuing education programs are the key to community involvement in the preservation of our environment.
GREEN’s focus is to protect both native and non-native species of reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and birds. Since relocating to South Texas, we continue to introduce more native species to our on-site program.
Our Curriculum
GREEN’s educational curriculum focuses on the influence that South Texas agriculture has on the native wildlife.
The Rio Grande Valley has a long history in the citrus industry, sugar cane farming, cotton farming, and growing feed corn.
The South Texas agricultural community has destroyed many habitats of birds, insects, reptiles, amphibians, and mammals throughout the Rio Grande Valley, but GREEN is establishing safe, native habitats for the local, endangered wildlife.
Ecotourism
GREEN conducts educational ecotourism programs available to visitors from the local community to travelers from all over the USA.
Our facility provides camping spots, RV hook-ups, a rentable RV that sleeps 4 people, a welcome center with coffee bar and gym, and an outdoor restroom with a waterfall shower.
Our goal is to offer our guests a hands-on wildlife experience.
GREEN offers educational tours for students of all ages to engage with our animals located on-site.
How to Help
Please visit our sponsorship page for membership and donation options or contact us for partnership opportunities.