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California Condor Release Enclosure

May 1, 1996
California Condor Release Enclosure California Condor Release Enclosure May 1, 1996 Biologists from The Peregrine Fund are transporting a California Condor release enclosure from Boise to Northern Arizona. The 2,000 pound enclosure is eight feet wide, …

Second Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey

April 4, 1996
Second Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey Second Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey April 4, 1996 The very rare Harpy Eagle took a step toward recovery with the successful hatching of an egg at The Peregrine …

The Peregrine Fund to Release California Condors in the Grand Canyon Area

January 3, 1996
The Peregrine Fund to Release California Condors in the Grand Canyon Area The Peregrine Fund to Release California Condors in the Grand Canyon Area January 3, 1996 The Peregrine Fund has been selected by the Department of the Interior to conduct releases …

The Peregrine Fund Announces 25th Anniversary Celebration

September 15, 1995
The Peregrine Fund Announces 25th Anniversary Celebration The Peregrine Fund Announces 25th Anniversary Celebration September 15, 1995 The Peregrine Fund announced plans for the organization's 25th Anniversary today. Events will take place at the Velma …

Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey

April 3, 1995
Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey Harpy Eagle Egg Hatches at World Center for Birds of Prey April 3, 1995 The very rare Harpy Eagle took a step toward recovery with the successful hatching of an egg at The Peregrine Fund's World …

Endangered California Condors Transported to World Center

November 15, 1994
Endangered California Condors Transported to World Center Endangered California Condors Transported to World Center November 15, 1994 Four endangered California Condors began the longest flight of their lives today when they were transported from Southern …

Grand Opening of Velma Morrison Interpretive Center

May 19, 1994
Grand Opening of Velma Morrison Interpretive Center Grand Opening of Velma Morrison Interpretive Center May 19, 1994 The grand opening of The Peregrine Fund's Velma Morrison Interpretive Center is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday 21 and 22 May 1994. The …

Madagascar Serpent-Eagle Captured for First Time in 60 Years

March 13, 1994
Madagascar Serpent-Eagle Captured for First Time in 60 Years Madagascar Serpent-Eagle Captured for First Time in 60 Years March 13, 1994 The first capture and release of a Madagascar Serpent-Eagle ( Eutriorchis astur ) in 63 years was confirmed today by …

Science Publications

Science Publications Paul Juergens Science Publications Read the scientific papers published by members of The Peregrine Fund team Authors that are staff members of The Peregrine Fund are listed in bold.   Jump to Year: 2026          2025          2024   …

Honolulu Marathon 26 - Nicholas Sharpe

August 6, 2026
Honolulu Marathon 26 - Nicholas Sharpe Nicholas Sharpe Support Nicholas Sharpe in the JAL Honolulu Marathon! In 1959, Jean Craighead George wrote the Newberry Award Honors novel My Side of the Mountain , a story of a boy who ran away from his home to …

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Boise, Idaho 83709

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The World Center for Birds of Prey
5668 West Flying Hawk Lane
Boise, Idaho 83709

Open Monday - Sunday from 10am to 5pm, accepting drop-ins and pre-purchased online tickets 

Closed Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Day.

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The empty Peregrine Falcon exhibit behind our Welcome Center. The sky is extremely smoky and a sign on the exhibit reads "Bird Off Exhibit."

Air Quality Update

The TPF Education Center at the World Center for Birds of Prey is still open today (July 27), but due to smoke, all activities and presentations will be indoors and some birds have been moved inside. We will provide updates as the situation evolves.
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