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In the community Raptor Release 2025 Join The Raptor Center and Carpenter Nature Center as we celebrate our annual Raptor Release!
Kids Corner - Spring, 2025 Turkey vultures: Gross or cool? Let's take a closer look at the only vulture species found in Minnesota.
Top stories, Rehabilitation How impactful is wildlife rehabilitation? Researchers assessed what we know—and what we don’t.
In the community Enhanced learning State funding makes free STEM-powered raptor education resources possible.
Our team, Top stories, Rehabilitation Advancing Expertise Dr. Kelsey Rayment’s residency contributes to research at TRC and elevates veterinary and wildlife rehabilitation education
Research Collaborating for data Analyzing feathers could hold the key to a better understanding of lead exposure in raptors.
Rehabilitation Hitting the road TRC’s volunteers log thousands of miles each year transporting patients from across Minnesota.
Clinic statistics, Spring 2025 Coming off the heels of our busiest year ever in 2024, this current year is off to a determined start to once again challenge our previous records.
Ambassador birds Raptor Spotlight - American barn owl The American barn owl is a rare sight in Minnesota, and owl ambassador Willow is helping shape patient care for her species.
