National Wildlife Humane Society develops educational materials to enlighten people on the plight of wildlife and what can be done to help us, help these animals. 

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The National Wildlife Humane Society creates educational materials to inform and increase awareness of the plight of threatened and endangered species, and wildlife in general. NWHS makes these materials available to the public, to better understand the mission of our organization and wildlife sanctuary.

Please note the downloadable presentations below. As we develop more materials, we will make them available on this page. Please check back often.

To download and view the files click the Title Link. Then, when the dialogue box appears, click SAVE. Choose a place to download the file that will be easy to find on your PC.

Once the file has finished downloading, merely click the file icon and the presentation will begin. There is sound, so have your speakers on. To stop the presentation, just double click anywhere on your screen. These presentations are compatible with any Windows Operating System. Note: Sorry, PC only. Not playable on Macs.

NWHS Presentation - A slideshow of beautiful animal photos from Top Of The Rock Wildlife Sanctuary and animals in the wild. Information is included on the efforts and purpose of NWHS. There is very appropriate music (*Stone River) playing in the background, so please have your speakers turned up. (appx. 14MB download).

Click Here to view this presentation embedded in an NWHS webpage. You must have a good broadband connection to do so.
This page also contains links to other NWHS video presentations. Feel free to view these presentations as well.

Father Khan And Cub Taj - A wild tiger father (Khan) talks to his cub son (Taj). They discuss life in the jungle, and their future. Designed much like a children's book format, but works on several levels. Please preview before watching with your child, to make certain the content is appropriate for your child's age and maturity level. There is background sound of the jungle in full stereo. (appx. 7MB download)

*NWHS would like to express our gratitude to Mr. JJ Cale for allowing the use of his song "Stone River" in the NWHS Presentation. We would also like to thank Mr. Steve Helgeson for his valuable assistance.

We could not think of a more appropriate song, than Stone River by Mr. Cale, to accompany these wildlife photographs.