Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — The Orange Beach Wildlife Center is opening its doors to the public for a special event. The center plans to host a Wildlife Meet-and-Greet for the community. Visitors will tour the facility's educational section. They will also have the opportunity to meet staff members and some of the center's ambassador animals.

The event is scheduled for Sunday, March 29, starting at 1:30 p.m. The center is at 3999 Collegiate Lane in Orange Beach. Guests can access the facility through the Orange Beach Sportsplex. Attendees are advised to arrive on time.

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The Orange Beach Wildlife Center aims to educate the public about local wildlife. Staff members are committed to helping people learn more about the animals that inhabit the area. The Meet and Greet is one way the center engages with the community.

Ambassador animals play a vital role at the center. These animals are featured in educational programs to help people understand and value wildlife. Meeting them in person can excite visitors of all ages. The event offers residents a rare opportunity to interact with these special animals.

The tour will highlight the center's educational aspects. Guests will learn about the Wildlife Center's efforts and its role in serving the community. Staff members will be available to answer questions and share details about the center's programs and mission.

Events like this help the community stay connected with local wildlife organizations. The Orange Beach Wildlife Center aims to build relationships with residents through events and outreach. A Meet and Greet offers people a personal view of the center's work.

Those planning to attend are asked to RSVP before the event. Guests can reserve their spot by emailing obwildlife@orangebeachal.gov. The center requests that all interested guests submit their RSVP so staff can prepare for the expected number of visitors.