You Can Close the Nature Gap

We can’t bring accessible science education into schools without you.

The HWI education team is going back to school, and we are excited to bring our Raptor Ambassadors back into classrooms for in-person programs. This back-to-school season, you can help us close the nature gap.

This past year has shown us that not every student has the opportunity or ability to experience the natural world firsthand. With your support, we can close the nature gap by offering more students the chance to see raptors up close.

With your donation, you are not just helping bring a bird into a classroom; you are igniting a chain reaction that will amplify from generation to generation. The more people HWI educators and raptors reach, the more gaps we can close.

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Feeding Goose, our Peregrine Falcon, for a week - $ 10.00

Feeding Chrys, our Golden Eagle, for a week - $ 20.00

Providing the medicine and vitamins for our Raptor Ambassadors for 1 month - $ 46.00

Providing a program to a high need school free of charge - $ 187.00

Providing the materials needed for our autism spectrum program - $ 300.00

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Not Ready to Give Right Now?

Join us as a volunteer on one of our community science programs, as a bird docent, or as a remote volunteer.