In the community
Raptor Release 2025
Join The Raptor Center and Carpenter Nature Center as we celebrate our annual Raptor Release!
Enhanced learning
State funding makes free STEM-powered raptor education resources possible.
Above and beyond
Wildlife rehabilitator Foxfeather Zenkova collaborates on saving raptor lives with Partners for Wildlife program
The Raptor Release Returns!
The Raptor Center is happy to announce the return of the Raptor Release! This free event is a way for our community to share in the successes of returning magnificent raptors back to the wild.
TRC director makes global impact through One Health workshop in Kenya
Wild animals such as raptors don’t adhere to human borders like those outlining states and countries. They also don’t exist in a vacuum and are impacted by the human, animal, and environmental factors around them.
The Wilder Side of Nature
A fun, new three-part talk series that brings together experts in ecosystem health from diverse backgrounds, highlighting the ways unexpected topics are intertwined.
Tax-wise tips for year-end charitable giving
Take advantage of two beneficial tax provisions set to expire the end of this year!
A raptor spin on some spooky Halloween fun
Halloween is full of spooky monsters and creepy themes. We took a few of the classic Halloween characters and gave them a raptor twist!
How to help declining American kestrel populations
The number of American kestrels admitted to our clinic has seen a decrease in the past several decades, which speaks to the larger population decline across all of North America. Learn more about what you can do to help this charismatic falcon species.