| Our mission | To provide a resource for the community with the rehabilitation of injured birds of prey and conservation through education and research. |
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RAPTOR Inc
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LandscapeYardwork such as weeding, raking, and planting in our pollinator garden.Teaching/Public Speaking VolunteerSuch as current or retired Teachers, Naturalists, Environmental Educators, etc. We are currently seeking volunteers who can commit to at least 5-10 hours per week.Clinical Medicine VolunteerSuch as Veterinarians, Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses, Paramedics, EMTs, Certified Vet Techs, Lab Technologists, Medical Assistants, etc. We are currently seeking volunteers who can commit to at least 5-10 hours per week. |
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EducatorAre you interested in learning about birds of prey and sharing that knowledge with the community? RAPTOR Inc.’s mission includes cultivating respect for nature in our community and educating the public about the importance of raptors in the environment. We are seeking volunteers who have experience or expertise in teaching or public speaking (such as current or retired Teachers, Naturalists, Environmental Educators, etc.) to deliver educational presentations at schools and events. As an educator you will work with our avian ambassadors to deliver over 350 public educational presentations a year. |
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| How you help | RAPTOR Inc. is a volunteer-driven organization. Over 70 hard-working volunteers dedicate their time and talents to the mission of the organization and we could not function without them. |
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| About us | RAPTOR Inc.'s goals are three-fold: the rehabilitation and return of injured raptors to their natural environment, educating the public on the importance of raptors to the environment and research of birds of prey. We hold the proper state and federal permits that allow us to rehabilitate over 350 birds of prey annually and deliver over 350 educational presentations each year at schools, libraries, senior centers, and other community events. We strive to protect raptor habitat and educate the public about the importance of birds of prey to our environment. |
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