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50-years How one species on the brink led to a global conservation movement Learn the origins of The Peregrine Fund, travel the globe to see how we prevent extinction now, and look ahead to an exciting future of saving species!   This film by WideEye …

Spring 2020 Jim Shane So much more than a number Your support means the world to us   …

thankyou Nick Dunlop We're not alone thanks to our many collaborators and fans Because so many people have been essential to The Peregrine Fund's success over the last five decades, we can't create a single list... but there are many groups we'd like to …

Darien 2021 …

RRF sponsors Conference sponsors Gyps level Raptor Research Foundation Ricketts Conservation Foundation The Peregrine Fund Conference sponsors Aquila level       Sierra Pacific Industries Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Identiflight Conference sponsors Falco …

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Tom Cade fund Continuing his conservation legacy We have established a fund in Tom's name to honor his achievements and ensure his legacy continues in perpetuity. Tom's incredible passion, vision, and expertise built The Peregrine Fund's reputation as the …

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Orange-breasted Falcon Orange-breasted Falcon A rare falcon of the Neotropics If current trends continue, extinction of the remaining Central American population may occur in less than a decade. As the only captive breeder of Orange-breasted Falcons, we …

Madagascar Madagascar An island rich in raptor species The Peregrine Fund went to Madagascar in 1990 to search out rare, endangered birds of prey, and we found them—even some that were thought to be extinct. To conserve those species, we had to devise …