The World Center for Birds of Prey located in Boise, Idaho is the headquarters of The Peregrine Fund. The campus houses our administration building, breeding facilities of critically endangered species, the Archives of Falconry, Velma Morrison Interpretive Center, and trails through the sagebrush steppe overlooking Boise and the Owyhee Mountains. Guests stand in the shadow of California Condors as they get a glimpse into the lives of the largest breeding flock, have a taste of the traditions and passion of falconry and ornithology that saved the Peregrine Falcon, and are invited to get nose-to-beak with eagles, falcons, hawks, owls, and vultures from around the world representing over 20 current global conservation efforts. Come prepared to fall in love with raptors in both outdoor and indoor exhibits.

Guided School Field Trips

Scheduled field trips to the World Center for Birds of Prey include a private interaction with an avian ambassador and a 60 minute guided tour of the indoor and outdoor exhibits. School field trips are available Tuesday - Friday from September through May.

Special Interest Group Tours

Special interest groups are encouraged to make reservations (minimum of 15 individuals) or join our daily programing. Plan your visit here.

Day Camp Field Trips

Day camp field trips are available to child care providers. This guided experience includes a private interaction with an avian ambassador and a 60 minute guided tour of the indoor and outdoor exhibits. Day camp field trips are available for June and July.

Reservations

Reservations may be scheduled with Lily Hodgson at 208-362-8257.