Featured
Healthy Homes
A look into raptor nests
A fresh perspective
The Raptor Center welcomes the new Pat Redig Endowed Chair: Victoria Hall
Raptor health, in our hands
Generosity powers our flight
Promoting precision
A minimally responsive great horned owl makes a significant turnaround thanks to a new syringe pump donated to the TRC
Low dose, drastic effect
Recent research from TRC measures the danger of a popular pesticide, Imidacloprid, often used on soybeans grown around Minnesota and its affects on birds and raptors.
The cream of the crop
The Raptor Center staff has been teaching and learning from interns and residents since 1990. The center has had 10 residents and 16 interns.
Wildlife care and handling: A mission-driven minor
The 15-credit minor is delivered both in-classroom and through a field practicum. The core program of the minor includes a managed captive wildlife course, a wildlife care and handling externship, and a choice between a course in principles of conservation biology or principles in wildlife management.