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THIS EXPERIENCE IS FOR 18 YEARS OR OLDER ONLY; NO EXCEPTIONS. Meet some our wolf dog ambassadors while visiting the Pacific Northwest! Just 1.5 hours North of Seattle, our wildlife refuge is nestled in 10 forested acres. We will introduce you to our mission and history with wolves and other exotic animals. Come enjoy Max and Kakoa, leash free, in their new 1/4 acre enclosure. Old-growth trees tower overhead; the wolf dogs will lead you around their new open run, while our guide talks about wolves' habitat, behavior, & the myths and misconceptions surrounding this apex predator. Our new photo area will allow us to pause for photos and rest with the wolves. When we return to the refuge, you will see a few more beautiful animals, including sloths, cougars, foxes, and more! You will be able to touch, photograph and even howl with wolf dogs in this once-in-a-lifetime setting! Other things to note Please dress appropriately: jeans, close-toed tennis shoes, NO leather, furry, feathery, down, (including lining) puffy, free flowing shirts, cardigans or dangly jewelry. NO OTHER animals are allowed on premise.

Explore the waterways surrounding Fidalgo Island and Anacortes on a classic 28-foot sailboat with me, Captain Jon! We begin at Cap Sante Marina in Anacortes where there will be a safety briefing at the dock before departing. After motoring out of the breakwater, the sails go up and the world is ours to explore! Depending on the wind and sea conditions we may choose to head west through turbulent Guemes Channel into picturesque Rosario Strait. What we do and where we go is up to you (and mother nature)! Stunning views of Mt. Baker, the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges and local islands including Orcas, Decatur, Blakely, Cypress, Lummi, Guemes, Hat, Saddlebag and Fidalgo Island surround the waterway. Should you want to learn about sailing and have some real hands-on training, hear a little about the local maritime history or simply want to have a drink and enjoy the ride, I will give you the tour YOU want! Other things to note Bring sun protection and warm comfortable clothing even on hot days. You may bring food or drink if you like, although glass containers are not preferable. There is a bathroom aboard the boat. In the event of adverse weather, the trip may be rescheduled or cancelled.

Do something incredibly unique, climb giant old-growth trees as high as 250 ft tall with us. Explore and learn about unique ecosystem and wildlife in some of few remain old-growth forest in the United States. The activity level is between low-extreme based on the equipment used and the tree participants choose to climb. We have optionable battery power ascenders for people who find the manual foot/hand ascenders too difficult. Climb with the push of a button! Not include in experience price, $50 extra per battery ascender, pay on-site or on our website. Our itinerary will consist of: 1) Meeting and introducing ourselves 2) Signing a liability waiver 3) Listening to a safety talk and gear overview 4) Participating in a climbing techniques tutorial 5) Getting geared-up and checked by your guide 6) Completing a practice climb on our demo tree 7) Walking to the more secluded climbing trees 8) Climb multiple trees, between 150 and 250 feet high. Depending on the group and the climbers' ability, you will ascend one or two trees. Climbing 20 stories up coastal Douglas fir trees offers a stunning perspective few have ever seen. A guide will be climbing with the group the entire time. 9) Enjoying the view, eat at the top of the tree like a monkey. 10) Descend the tree by rappelling 11) Smiling and high-fives Check out videos or pay for add-ons https://www.adventureterra.com

Visitors to the sanctuary get to meet all of the animals. We take a walk through their habitats and talk about where they came from, what hardships they have faced and how they have overcome them. Some of the animals get snacks during the tour, other animals prefer to get pets instead, while others might prefer a different activity. During the tour we meet and interact with pigs, chickens, ducks, turkeys, special needs animals and sometimes the sanctuary dogs. The sanctuary is home to 16 pigs of all sizes. You will meet big 600lbs pigs, little 100lbs pigs, naked pigs, pigs who love belly rubs and more. We also visit the rescued hens and turkeys who love to flock around your feet and ask for their favorite treats. Other things to note Wear appropriate shoes and clothing. Boots or waterproof shoes are recommended. During the summer sneakers are good too. Please do not wear high heels or clothes you would hate to get dirty.

Join us as we feed and tend to our chickens and ducks each day. We will greet the birds, count the flock, discuss how and what to feed them, feed them together, gather eggs and do a Q&A about poultry care. Experience and learn from our permaculture farm design process, tour the farm and meet the animals! Topics covered include: 1. Breed identification and information about chickens, ducks and turkeys 2. Feeding your flock 101 3. A recipe for sprouted and lacto-fermented poultry 4. A tour and information about tools infrastructure and systems for raising healthy poultry All attendees get personal access to our farm group for future questions regarding permaculture and poultry they might have in the future. Other things to note: Winter Season = low egg production. There are normally at least a few, but we feel it is important to "set egg-spectations" beforehand. =D