Respect All Living Things
WEP’s mission is to Respect All Living Things, which includes every living and breathing part of our surrounding world. We can no longer take for granted the beauty around us. We must respect it and protect it.
Educate Future Leaders
Through the power of education, WEP is creating a generation of future leaders who are empowered to create change in the world by taking responsibility for it.
Protect our Wildlife
WEP believes in the protection of our most valued natural assets. We do this though education and engagement. You can help too by getting involved today.
Make a Donation Today
Wildlife Education Project, Inc. is a Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation pending approval of its 501(c)(3) charitable organization designation. Your support WEP’s Education and Conservation Efforts can be made as a one-time gift or an ongoing contribution to help us empower generations to Respect, Educate, and Protect.
Donate NowMeet Trouper
Trouper the Blind Raccoon is the official Wildlife Ambassador of the Wildlife Education Project. Trouper is a federally licensed wildlife ambassador who makes educational appearances throughout the state of Florida and is the subject of educational materials to remind us to Respect All Living Things. Visit his website just for kids.
Learn MoreSee What is Happening at the WEP
Trouper’s national television debut on Nat Geo WILD’s “Unlikely Animal Friends”
Trouper, along with his caregiver Dorothy “Dot” Lee, will appear in an episode of “Unlikely Animal Friends” on Saturday, May 21 at 8/7c PM on Nat Geo WILD, where their unusual relationship will be highlighted.
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Our Programs
WEP offers educational programs to public and private schools in Southwest Florida, along with soon-to-come video curriculum across the United States. Summer camp and after-school sessions also are available to and in collaboration with schools, churches, libraries, rehabilitation clinics, community events, and more. Learn more about our programs for: