Wildlife Education Programs
Falconry Programs
Falconry Then and Now
Renaissance Falconry
Photo by Daphne Lee
It is not so important to know as to feel when introducing a young child to the natural world.
- Rachel Carson
Other Raptor Topics
Bringing Raptors Home
Wildlife Rehabilitation
We offer a wide variety of exciting and informative programs and events. Programs are usually 45 to 60 minutes long and most can be adjusted for children, families, or adults. Our programs use audio visual materials and children's programs may include games and activities like dissecting owl pellets, coloring, making raptor puppets or other age appropriate creative projects (of course adults can do these things too). We can also set up a raptor themed booth for walk-by events. Best of all, most programs give you the opportunity to meet and interact with one or more of our wild raptor ambassadors.
We request a fee of $300 for our educational presentations and $100 for each additional presentation at the same location on the same day. Contact us for a quote for very large or small programs, exhibit booths and non-profit events. We are an all volunteer 501(c)(3) organization. All donations go directly to the care, feeding, housing and medical care of our birds.
Choose a program from the list below or contact us with your own ideas.
In the end we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand; and we will understand only what we have been taught
- Baba Dioum (1894-1969)
Seasonal Programs
A Year in the Life of an Owl
A Year in the Life of a Hawk
Raptors in Fall and Winter
Raptors in Spring and Summer
Winter Owl Visitors
Raptor Migration
Beekeeping and Pollinator Programs
Introduction to Beekeeping
The Fascinating Lives of Bees
Native Bees - A Beekeeping Alternative
Pollinators and Their Plants
General Raptor Programs
Raptor Identification
Raptors of VA, MD and DC
Raptor Habitat and Ecology
What is an Owl?
Birds Connect Our World!
Raptor Senses & Abilities
Kestrel vs Screech Owl