EarthWings - raptor care and rehabilitation

Raptor Rehabilitation and Environmental Education in Western Australia's South West

LINKS:

Society for the Preservation of Raptors (Inc.)

Visit the website of the Society for the Preservation of Raptors. The species listing at this site is an ongoing project involving the building of individual data pages for all Australian native raptor species.

Subtle, we aren't. We really think you should look at this page, or better yet, take the drive to picturesque Margaret River. Spend the morning strolling through the grounds of Eagles Heritage, stay for the Free Flight Display, then wander back into Margaret River for a gourmet lunch, visit the vineyards, relax on the beach, catch a few of those world famous waves. really, there's too much to do to fit it all into one day... stay for a week!

For lots of really great information, particularly for rehabbers and anyone who would like to become a volunteer wildlife carer. Perth Raptor Care also does displays at shows, fairs and special events. Perth Raptor Care's principal, Marra Apgar, is a qualified biologist who specialises in environmental interpretation and education for adults and children of all ages.

Guided activities, visits to school and community groups, interpretative design, signage, brochures and booklets... check it out at Raptor Presentations!

Our friends and colleagues Stuart and Amanda Payne have been wildlife carers since 1993. Located in beautiful Brigadoon, north east of Perth, WA Conservation of Raptors specialises in the rescue, care and rehabilitation of Western Australian raptors (that sounds hauntingly familiar -- hey, no wonder we get on so well!) WA Conservation of Raptors can visit your school, community group or event with their beautiful owls and birds of prey.

The Department of Environment and Conservation is the governing authority with responsibility for wildlife in Western Australia. They do lots of other stuff, too. Check out their home page.

The Owl Pages are crammed with information about owls. If you like owls, you'll like the Owl Pages.

Ben Brauer is dedicated to natural healing, Native American culture, and importantly, helping Australia's disadvantaged and at-risk youth. Drop in and have a look at his web site!

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Emergency contacts for sick or injured birds of prey in Western Australia.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Legend of the Amazing One-Legged Barn Owl - how to tell if a bird is stressed.
Contact us regarding a display at your event, school or community group.
View our Educational Package.
What happens when a raptor is taken into care?
View our pages documenting the growth of a baby barn owl from two weeks of age.
Read up on Pest Control strategies.

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