Education and Wildlife
Spreading the conservation message
Over the course of her career, Joan Embery has introduced people around the world to more animals than she can count! She has seen the way that a person is changed by seeing—close up—an exotic animal like an Andean condor or by holding a snake. There's no better way to reach hearts and minds. To that end, the Embery Institute for Wildlife Conservation connects people to wildlife and conservation issues, reminding us all of our roles in the health of our surrounding natural environments.
Meet some of the Institute's animal ambassadors!
If you've seen Joan on television, at a public presentation, or at a special event at her Ranch, you may have met some of the fascinating animals that help spread Joan's message of conservation to the world. Here's a closer look at some of them:
Coming soon:
Sheila, the Kangaroo
Buster, the Spur Thighed Tortoise
Bandit, the Alpaca
Jasmine, the Striped Skunk
Sheila, the Kangaroo
Buster, the Spur Thighed Tortoise
Bandit, the Alpaca
Jasmine, the Striped Skunk
Retired Animal Ambassadors
You can help!
The Embery Institute for Wildlife Conservation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so we need you! If you would like to donate or volunteer, please get in touch.