Brought to us by the Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, The Conservation Classroom series explores monthly lessons which virtually connect students to animals, concepts about conservation, and associated careers through the use of live, interactive virtual programs. This month's offering is Wild Medicine. What happens to a seal who has a toothache? How does an orangutan get a checkup? Wild Medicine invites students to join the Smithsonian's team of veterinarians and other animal health professionals to explore how animals go to the doctor, just like us!

Please note that this event requires a pass code (see below).

When: Wednesday November 12, 2025 at 11:00am PT/ 12:00pm MT/ 1:00pm CT/ 2:00pm ET*

*The organizer is on MT in SE Idaho. Please take note of the event in your particular zone.

Who: Open to all Braintree Academy families but content is geared toward K-5th grade.

Questions: Contact Ashley at virtualevents.braintree@malad.us (for Idaho Families) / virtual.events@braintreeed.com (for All Other States)

Join us HERE!

Pass code: vetmed

If you cannot attend, no cancellation is required. This event will be recorded by the presenter. Once I receive it, I will distribute the link to everyone who has signed up, regardless of attendance. This event is hosted on the presenter's platform and I have no control over login or technical issues.