Group Educational Programs

learn at the World Center for Birds of Prey

All education programs at the Velma Morrison Visitor Center are designed to:

  • Be developmentally appropriate
  • Meet state required standards and curricular objectives
  • Emphasize active participation of students
  • Feature our fascinating raptors as a "lens for learning"

If you are planning on bringing a group of 15 or more, call to reserve a spot at least two weeks in advance. Your group will be scheduled with a personal tour guide, and receive a discounted admission.

School Groups

Students and school personnel for all school groups of 15 or more that schedule in advance are FREE. Parent chaperones are $5, and grandparent chaperones are $4.

Non-school Groups

For a non-school group of 15 or more scheduling at least two weeks in advance with a paid $30 deposit, prices are $6 for adults; $5 for seniors (62+); and $4 for youth ages 4-16.

Special Topic Programs

Special Topic Grade Levels Discipline Available Seasons Student Limit Description
Habits and Habitat K-2General Science, Environmental ScienceAll75All raptors fit perfectly into their habitats, according to their adaptations and hunting techniques... but learn how habitats rely on top predators, too!
Links in the Chain K-8General Science, Environmental ScienceAll75Unlock the secrets of food chains at work; discover how removing just one link of the chain impacts predators and prey alike.
Awesome Adaptations
[Download]		2-12General Science, BiologyAll75Discover raptor adaptations for flight and hunting, and make the connection between adaptations and habitat.
City Wildlife
[Download]		3-5General Science, BiologyAll75Discover the amazing number of birds of prey that live in and near cities in Idaho. Learn about their habits and habitats.
Physics of Flight3-8General Science, PhysicsAll25Learn what enables birds to fly. Examine structural differences between raptor species, discover the principles behind the physics of flight, and make your own model bird.
Owl Pellet Investigation6-12Life Science, Comparative AnatomyFall, Winter30Dissect an owl pellet and discover what’s on an owl’s menu. Includes a comparison of the skeletal and digestive systems of birds and mammals.

Interpretive Center links

Plan Your Group's Visit

In order to provide the best experience for your group's visit, we will need direct communication to schedule your tour. To begin, you may Submit a Group Visit Inquiry online, or call our staff at the numbers below.

Download Education Resources

Can't visit our Interpretive Center? We provide downloadable educational activities you can use in your classroom or home.

Contact our Staff

Jessica Cate
Education Program Coordinator
Main Phone: 208-362-8687
Direct Phone: 208-362-8259
Email: jcate@peregrinefund.org
Country: USA
Nick Piccono
Interpretive Center Operations Manager
Main Phone: 208-362-8687
Direct Phone: 208-362-8257
Email: npiccono@peregrinefund.org
Country: USA