Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center • Harrisville, UT
Owner/Client: WRCNU
AOR: Place Collaborative
Size: 17,600 SF on 14 Acres
Services: Architecture, Sustainable Design
Completion Year: 2027
The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah (WRCNU) exists to care for injured, orphaned, and vulnerable wildlife. Since its founding, WRCNU has provided professional care to more than 34,500 wild animals. The Center is designed to support the full continuum of care — intake, treatment, rehabilitation, and release — while educating the public and reducing harm to wildlife.
The proposed center is in the heart of Harrisville along Highway 89, transforming an underutilized site into a functional and restorative landscape. The site will be rewilded through the removal of invasive species and the re-establishment of native grasses, pollinator plants, and meadow vegetation.

