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From the archive TRC in the 21st Century View a timeline of major Raptor Center milestone moments in the 21st century.
Top stories Letter from the director For 50 years, The Raptor Center has stood as a beacon of hope and compassion, tirelessly working to provide vital medical care and rehabilitation to ill and injured raptors.
Top stories, Research Protecting raptors abroad TRC lends expertise to preserve the Galápagos hawk population
P4W program meets wildlife rehabilitation’s broader needs P4W program meets wildlife rehabilitation’s broader needs
Rehabilitation Aiding the endangered Dedicated care at TRC returns young California condor to the wild.
Ambassador birds Educational evolution Knowledge gained at TRC shared across the decades to improve raptor care and conservation globally
Top stories Persistence and progress TRC continues decades long work to prevent lead poisoning in eagles.
