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Group Service Group Service Opportunities Habitat Restoration at the World Center for Birds of Prey The World Center for Birds of Prey is open to visitors who want to learn more about our global conservation efforts and to get nose to beak with many …

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Long-winged Harrier Long-winged Harrier Circus buffoni Population status: Least Concern Body length: 46–60 cm (18-23.6 in) Wingspan: 119–155 cm (46.8-61 in) Weight: 390–645 g (13.7-22.7 oz) BILL CLARK Did You Know? Some populations of the Long-winged …

Eurasian Sparrowhawk Eurasian Sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus Population status: Least Concern Body length: 28–40 cm (11-15.7 in) Wingspan: 56–78 cm (22-30.7 in) Weight: 105–350 g (3.7-12.3 oz) YERAY SEMINARIO/WHITEHAWK BIRDING Did You Know? There are six …

Brown Falcon Brown Falcon Falco berigora Population status: Least Concern Body length: 41–51 cm (16-20 in) Wingspan: 88–115 cm (34.6-45 in) Weight: 316–860 g (11-30 oz) MAT GILFEDDER Did You Know? There are three recognized subspecies of the Brown Falcon …

Archives of Falconry The Archives of Falconry The Archives of Falconry is temporarily closed to the public this winter. Renovations are expected to be completed early winter. About The Archives of Falconry: The Archives of Falconry (TAF) was initially …

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Global Engagement Global Engagement More than half of all raptor species worldwide are in decline, and the causes almost always point to rapid growth of human populations. To prevent extinction, it’s more urgent than ever to inspire, teach, and connect …

African Raptor Decline Help Prevent Extinction of African Raptors  An international team of researchers co-led by Dr. Darcy Ogada of The Peregrine Fund and Dr. Phil Shaw of St. Andrews University has found that Africa’s raptors are facing an extinction …

Our Story Tate Mason, Director, World Center for Birds of Prey "With my kids, I try to bring excitement to any and everything we might encounter. Signs of fall? Signs of spring? A bird, a cloud formation, a snergly tree? We explore together with a sense …