Our education program showcases the importance of raptors in the environment and gives rescued raptors a new role as teachers.
Our research team studies raptor populations to ensure their long-term conservation.
Our avian care team works tirelessly to ensure that injured, ill or orphaned raptors are rehabilitated and returned to the wild where they can thrive.
This project – now in all 50 states and beyond — prevents cavity-nesting birds from becoming entrapped in vault toilets.
This network of Wyoming Game and Fish, veterinarians, rehab centers and transport volunteers help care for injured raptors.
This initiative promotes the use of lead-free ammunition and fishing tackle to reduce lead exposure in raptors.
When we journey across a landscape we often encounter raptors. Raptors provide us with inspiration. They instill a sense of wonder and awe. They are global connectors and ambassadors that link us to our environment and other cultures. They are top predators and key indicators of the health of our ecosystem. Our goal is to keep wild birds wild through education, research and rehabilitation. Join us.