fence construction – Forest Animal Rescue https://www.forestanimalrescue.org Wildlife Sanctuary Tue, 03 Sep 2019 19:16:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/cropped-favicon-32x32.jpg fence construction – Forest Animal Rescue https://www.forestanimalrescue.org 32 32 Treeage: Definition https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/treeage-definition/ https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/treeage-definition/#respond Wed, 13 Sep 2017 16:30:38 +0000 https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/?p=5001

tree·age

/trēˈäZH/

  1. Urgently cutting through trees trying to find your perimeter fence after Hurricane Irma and determining the extent of damage
  2. The assigning of priority order to areas of fencing damaged or buried by falling trees

treeage –  transitive verb

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]]> https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/treeage-definition/feed/ 0 Alternative Spring Break Students Strike Again! https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/alternative-spring-break-students-strike-again/ https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/alternative-spring-break-students-strike-again/#respond Sun, 20 Mar 2016 17:21:06 +0000 https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/?p=3210 Read More »Alternative Spring Break Students Strike Again!]]> University of Central Florida, Ohio State University and University of Kentucky students have been working hard to help the animals

The hard-working Alternative Break students take a pledge to perform community service instead of joining their partying classmates during spring break. They are a remarkable group of volunteers and have always accomplished amazing things for the animals

First to arrive were 10 students from the UCF for a week. The following week 15 hard workers from OSU and 10 more from UK joined forces to pick up where UCF left off.

They planted trees and thick landscaping to provide shade and visual barriers for the animals at the sanctuary. Then they dug holes 4-5 feet deep and helped to install some new 8′ tall fencing around the building site for our new Bob Barker Animal Care Building.

Stay tuned, more volunteers and photos coming this week!

 

]]> https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/alternative-spring-break-students-strike-again/feed/ 0 The final volunteer group this spring – University of Delaware! https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/the-final-volunteer-group-this-spring-university-of-delaware/ https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/the-final-volunteer-group-this-spring-university-of-delaware/#comments Tue, 07 Apr 2015 21:18:18 +0000 https://www.forestanimalrescue.org/?p=2792 Read More »The final volunteer group this spring – University of Delaware!]]> One of the largest bear habitats in the country is almost finished!

Last but certainly not least!

The University of Delaware Alternative Break group consisted of 40 students who worked extremely hard. They tried to complete the bear habitat and came very close…but we ran out of time. The completion of the project is finally within our grasp – thanks to the hard working volunteers from Delaware!

Thank you to all of our amazing Alternative Break volunteers – we couldn’t do it without you!

We will be organizing groups of local volunteers to work on specific days to finish the project – contact us about volunteering if you would like to help!

Of course, we can still use everyone’s help to pay for the materials that we need to complete the project, all donations are tax deductible!

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