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  2. The park is home to over 30 species of Maine wildlife that cannot be returned to their natural habitats. Some are here because they were injured or orphaned, and others because they are human dependent – raised, sometimes illegally, in captivity.

  3. The park is home to over 30 species of Maine wildlife that cannot be returned to their natural habitats. Some are here because they were injured or orphaned, and others because they are human dependent – raised, sometimes illegally, in captivity.

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    • Observe the Official State Animal of Maine (A Moose... NOT a Lobster!) The moose enclosure is the first stop for many visitors to the Maine Wildlife Park, which is open daily from mid-April through November 11.
    • Photographer's Pass Offers Amazing Access. Since 1992, the Maine Wildlife Park has received no state tax dollars; it is a completely self-sufficient operation that relies on admission fees, donations, and other creative revenue sources.
    • A Moose Newborn. If nothing else, the rare opportunity to view a baby moose is worth every penny of the Maine Wildlife Park's admission fee ($7.50 for teens and adults, $5.50 for kids and seniors as of 2018).
    • A Challenge to Raise. Participate in the Photographer's Pass program at the Maine Wildlife Park, and you can have a memorable encounter with a young moose named Byron as he grows and hopefully thrives.
  4. Aug 30, 2023 · It’s a haven where visitors can appreciate the state’s native animals and witness their natural behaviors. Plus, you’ll learn about the history, ecological importance, and conservation efforts dedicated to these creatures.

  5. IF&W has placed a greater emphasis on education about wildlife and natural habitats in recent years, and has sought ways to incorporate wildlife management and conservation education learning opportunities into the exhibits, displays, and programs offered at the Wildlife Park.

  6. www.mainetourism.com › listing › maine-wildlife-parkMaine Wildlife Park

    The park is home to over 30 species of Maine wildlife that cannot be returned to their natural habitats. Some are here because they were injured or orphaned, and others because they are human dependent – raised, sometimes illegally, in captivity.

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