Life with Animals Program Titles 2025

Out Of This World Animals/Around the World with Animals Safari

The Art of Animals (new for 2025)

The Truth About Snakes

Who’s In Your Backyard? Mammals, and Reptiles, and Birds, Oh, My!

Building A Backyard Sanctuary: How to Certify Your Own Wildlife Habitat

Amazing Animals Who Serve Humankind: More Service Animals Than You Think!

The Queen’s Critters: How the Victorian Era Changed Your Life with Animals (in costume)

Animals in Story and Song

Where Do They Go in Wintertime? 

Favorite Mammals in Literature

The Key to Conservation: How to Love the Unlovable

Beautiful, Beneficial, Benevolent: Snakes Around the World

Love Those Lizards! A Tale of Two Reptiles (Consequences of Animal Care and Husbandry)

Ready, Set, Rescue! Exploring Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation

Look Alike Animals- Who’s Who and How to Tell the Difference

Reptile Roundup, Yee Haw!

You Rescued a What?! (Most Unusual Animal Rescues)

Fabulous Frogs and Terrific Turtles

All About Birds

What Good is a Tail?

The Most Wanted Bird In MS: European Starlings, Pests or Pioneers?

Seaside Surprises/Oceans of Animals (A Marine Animal Exploration)

Talk to the Animals: Animal Sounds

Classifying Animals: What’s in a Name?

Horses, Heroes, and Heroines (additional fees apply)

Morphs and Misfits in Nature: A Study in Genealogy  

The Super Seven 

For the Holidays:

What Your Pet Wants for Christmas

Not So Scary Animals: Overcoming Our Fears (Halloween)     

Christian Faith-based Programs:  

The Truth About Snakes and Other Scary Things (Fall Festival)

Prayers from the Ark

Behold the Birds!

Ask the Animals

The Friendly Beasts (Christmas)

The Key to Conservation and the Kingdom of God

LWA programs may be tailored to any animal topic for any age group. Presentations may be written to fit specific curricula for public, private, or home school and any STEM related activity.

Financial aid for programs by Andi Lehman is available at the MAC Artist Roster from MS Arts Commission, and a grant is available from the MS Humanities Council for The Queen’s Critters.

References are available upon request.