We are offering a new educational program to help close the nature gap by making information about raptors accessible to people on the autism spectrum and with other special and diverse needs. I’ve been able to present this program and am excited about its potential to include more young and older people in our education […]
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With a backdrop of snow-covered peaks and the surrounding ruggedly beautiful West Desert, we made our way to the remote study sites for our Golden Eagle Winter Feeding program. As soon as the season started in December 2022, I knew we were in for a brutal winter. The winter season last year was brutal. The
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Take a scroll through Travis Bone’s website, and you will discover that he must have the world’s most impressive vinyl collection or is the MVP on your trivia team when it comes to the music section. Travis makes a lot of incredible art for bands and festivals (seriously, there are so many fantastic gig posters
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Black Harriers are Endangered. With an estimated 1,300 individuals1 left in the wild, they are one of the most scarce raptors in southern Africa. And it’s not just that; their population and the habitat they so closely rely on are declining. Black Harriers predominately breed in the Fynbos Biome2 of South Africa and have a
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With support from sponsor Kaddas Enterprises, recipients of the 2023 Global Raptor Research & Conservation Grant have spent the last six months working to conserve critical raptor species around the world. From conducting fieldwork to developing outreach materials, each team has made significant progress on their projects focusing on vulnerable and endangered species. Lungten, Palla’s
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