Our Environmental Education Field Trips

An Educational Outdoor Adventure!

Environmental Education Field Trips at Tigers for Tomorrow

Where Wildlife Inspires the Next Generation of Eco-Leaders

Tigers for Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain is a premier wild animal park and rescue preserve, home to over 80 apex predators including tigers, leopards, cougars, wolves, bears, and more. Students will also enjoy the Barnyard Contact Area, explore the Legacy Living Classroom, shop at the Untamed Gift Store, and—great news—we now have public bathrooms!

 

What to Expect on Your Environmental Education Field Trip:

Your visit includes a guided tour through our preserve, offering grade-specific content in life science and agriscience, along with a focus on the four primary instincts that all animals—including humans—rely on to survive. Our goal is to connect students with nature in a way that is meaningful, memorable, and educational.

 

Included with your field trip:

Walking trails through animal habitat areas

Covered picnic pavilion

Modern restrooms

Professional and engaging staff

Aligned educational experiences based on science standards

Tigers for Tomorrow is fully licensed by the USDA and Alabama State Wildlife agencies and has been offering quality educational programs for over 20 years.

 

Scheduling Your Visit:

Available year-round

Offered Tuesdays–Fridays (morning and afternoon appointments)

Tour duration: 1.5–2 hours

Capacity: Up to 160 students per tour

Weather-related reschedules accommodated

 

Important Notes:

Closed-toe shoes required—no flip-flops or sandals

Cameras are welcome, but parents must stay with their group

Cell phones must be silenced during the visit

The preserve is a smoke-free facility

 

Current Admission Rates:

Students: $12.00

Adults: $22.50

Minimum Group Spend: $350

 

Lunch Is Now Available!

Enjoy lunch on-site at the Dragonfly Café. School groups can now pre-order lunch options for their field trip. Please submit your group’s lunch order at least one week in advance. Menu and pricing available upon request.

Make Your Reservation Today!

Now booking Environmental Education Field Trips through Spring 2025, including homeschool and school group visits.

To reserve, contact Sue at 256-364-0143 or email untamedmountain@gmail.com

 

Why Environmental Education Matters:

At Tigers for Tomorrow, we believe early exposure to nature builds empathy and understanding. Our environmental education programs foster curiosity, responsibility, and action—empowering both children and adults to make decisions that benefit wildlife and the planet.


 

Field Trips Spring of 2025

  • $12 per child
  • $22.50 per adult
  • $350 minimum

Wild Creation Challenge for Field Trips

Add an Extra Layer of Fun to Your Field Trip!

We’re excited to introduce the Wild Creations Challenge, a unique opportunity for your school or homeschool group to create an enrichment item for our animal ambassadors!

🔹 How It Works:

Before your visit, your group will work together to design and build one enrichment item that represents your school.

Enrichment items must be made from natural, animal-safe materials, such as:

Cardboard boxes painted with non-toxic paint

Papier Mache created with Elmer's glue or flour

Other creative, safe, and biodegradable materials

On the day of your field trip, bring your enrichment item with you to Tigers for Tomorrow. During the tour, your group will have the chance to see a keeper place your enrichment into an animal’s habitat, and you can watch their reaction!

🔹 Guidelines:

Only one enrichment item is allowed per field trip group.

This challenge is completely optional—but a great way to spark creativity and school spirit while contributing to the well-being of our animals.

There is no additional charge to participate.

This hands-on experience allows your group to witness the animals’ natural instincts in action and see the impact of their thoughtful creation.


 

Dragonfly Cafe

While you’re visiting the preserve, be sure to stop in and enjoy a Savanna Sip or a Wild Bite. Check out our menu below. Each item can be purchased separately, but please take advantage of our combo lunch for $10.

We will also have lunch available for field trip groups and larger groups during the week. If you are planning a group trip, make sure to let us know if you would like to include lunch. We also have a student special: hotdog, chips, and a drink for $5!

Empathy for Tomorrow Program for Teens

Free Educational Field trips Sponsored by the Latham Foundation

Available to Title One High Schools, At-Risk Groups, and Youth in Diversion Programs

About Tigers for Tomorrow:

Tigers for Tomorrow is an exotic animal preserve and rescue, providing a safe haven for over 175 animals, including tigers, lions, bears, and wolves. Our mission is to educate the public on the importance of understanding animal instincts and their role in the natural world.

Join us for an unforgettable experience that explores how understanding the Four Basic Instincts can change your life.

  • Interactive Environmental Education
  • Guided Tours of the Preserve
  • Learning About Our Animal Ambassadors

       (Bus and gas funding may be available)

 

For more information or to schedule your group’s trip, contact:

Sue at 256-364-0143 or email untamedmountain@gmail.com

Empathy starts here. Build your future through understanding.

Summer Camp Destination

Put a Little Wild into your Camp this Summer

Paws & Claws Expedition: Make Your Summer Camp Roar with a Visit to Tigers for Tomorrow!

Unleash a world of adventure this summer with our Paws & Claws Expedition, designed exclusively for summer camps seeking a thrilling, educational experience. 

At a special rate of $10 per participant. This rate applies equally to campers and their accompanying adults, including camp counselors and any other supervisory staff. 

Your group will embark on a guided tour through the heart of Untamed Mountain. Discover the fascinating behaviors and instincts of tigers, lions, bears, foxes, and many other amazing creatures.

This expedition is more than just a walk on the wild side; it's a day of immersive learning and fun:

Guided Tour: Led by knowledgeable guides, learn about each animal’s traits and habitats in a safe, engaging environment.

Barnyard Feeding: Get up close with our friendlier barnyard inhabitants, with opportunities to feed and interact.

Lunch at the Pavilion: Located next to the Big Cat Playground, the pavilion is the perfect spot for your group to refuel and relax. Remember to pack a lunch and enjoy the views or arrange in advance to have lunch from our Dragonfly Cafe (Menu on our website/ Meal with drink $10)

The tour is available with a minimum spend of $350 to accommodate even the smaller groups. This ensures that every group, regardless of size, receives the full, undivided attention of our staff, guaranteeing a personal and memorable experience.

Wild Creation Challenge (Optional):

Join us for a special addition to our Paws & Claws Expedition this summer. We're inviting all summer camp groups to participate in our Wild Creation Challenge! Here’s how your group can join in: 

Bring Two Decorated Boxes or papier Mache for animal Enrichments: Each group is asked to bring two enrichment items, ranging in size from large to extra-large.

Team Decorating at your camp: Work together as a group to decorate these boxes with non-toxic paints or markers. Creativity can spark curiosity, so feel free to explore colorful patterns and designs

Observe & Learn: During your visit, we’ll place the two decorated enrichments you bring, in the animal enclosures. It’s a unique chance to see our animals engage with these new and intriguing objects, displaying their natural instincts and behaviors.

This group activity not only enhances your visit but also provides enriching stimuli for our animals, encouraging natural exploration.

Let’s get crafting and add a dash of wild creativity to your summer camp experience

Reserve your Paws & Claws Expedition today and make your camp roar with excitement! Call or email Susan at Untamedmountain@gmail.com  or call 256-364-0143. Please make sure to provide Susan with your organization name, contact name, number, and email, as well as how many people you estimate for your Expedition.

 

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