Videotape
These VHS recordings document the origins of the Treasure Coast Wildlife Hospital, capturing the vision and dedication of the founders who established this vital sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife in our region.
The tapes preserve the early history of an institution that has become central to Stuart's conservation efforts, reflecting the community's growing commitment to protecting the natural environment that has always defined the Treasure Coast. Through Sally Swartz's donation, we gain a window into how local volunteers and leaders came together to build something that continues to care for the creatures native to our waterways, mangroves, and coastal habitats.
Not on display right now.
Ask at the front desk with the accession number and we will do our best to show it to you.
| Object type | Videotape |
|---|---|
| Accession no. | 2023.07.004 |
| Where to see it | In storage |
| Provenance | Donated by Sally Swartz |
| Catalog description | VHS tapes about Treasure Coast Wildlife Hospital founding and founders |
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