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Walk on the Wild Side – New Building Under Construction

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In this episode of Walk on the Wild Side, Dave and Defiance show us the beginning stages of our newest building – the Rotary Clubs of Josephine County Amphitheater. This building will be home to educational programs, special events, and available to the public for community use. Funding for the first stage of the Amphitheater came from the combined efforts of the Rotary Clubs in Josephine County, The Oregon Community Foundation, and Evergreen Bank.

Executive Director, Dave Siddon, Jr. and Cory Alvis-Allen, Animal Care & Education Team Leader, watch as the first phase of construction begins on the new amphitheater at Wildlife Images.
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