Oakland Zoo's Conservation Zoomobile

August 8, 2012

The Livermore Public Library will present the Conservation Zoomobile from the Oakland Zoo on August 8 as part of the library’s Summer Reading Program, “Dream Big, Read!” 

Visit four different stations, each teaching about conserving our earth’s resources.  Sit in a rain forest tent, sort “garbage”, learn about why cell phones have a great impact on our rain forests, see composting in action, and meet wild animals—reptiles, mammals, amphibians, and insects!

The program will take place at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, August 8, at the Livermore Public Library, Civic Center, located at 1188 South Livermore Avenue, in the Storytime Room.   No registration is necessary for this program, but space is limited.  For that reason, attendance will be limited to children ages 4 and older.

The Livermore Public Library’s Summer Reading Program is a free program featuring special events and prizes for all ages.  Scheduled programs throughout the summer include storytimes, crafts, wildlife presentation and international performances.  More information can be found at any of the library’s three locations, by clicking on “Kids’ Place” on the Library website, or by calling the Youth Services Desk at (925) 373-5504.