First Flights of Summer
Join us at festivals, in the field, and in your backyard
Before the First Fall
…young raptors must survive the nestling and fledgling stage of life. HawkWatch International biologists, interns, and community scientists monitor the nesting success of several raptors across North America each summer in an effort to learn more about their populations, many of which are in decline. This important work also offers people like you the opportunity to connect with conservation up close.
Follow us into the field or beat the heat with a program with our Raptor Ambassadors. There is something for everyone. Don’t miss the summer fun!
Field Trips and Fun for Everyone
07/11: Brighton Days (UT)
Celebrate the natural history heritage of Big Cottonwood Canyon—including the raptors that call it home!
Let’s talk about hawks! And other raptors! This month, learn all about falcons during this free presentation.
Ever wonder what makes a raptor different than other birds? Come by the Day-Riverside Library branch and find out!
Bring the family to the mountains for a fun-filled day of learning and adventure with the Cottonwood Canyons Foundation.
Come to Uinta Brewing Co to sip some drinks, play some games, and meet our Raptor Ambassadors. Registration info coming soon!
On the Horizon
Believe it or not, fall migration is just around the corner! How will you hawkwatch this fall?
