The Center for Birds of Prey offers visitors a unique insight into the lives and impressive adaptations of more than 40 species of birds of prey including eagles, hawks, owls, falcons, kites and vultures.
 
Wild birds are among the world's most illuminating sentinel species. Birds are numerous, conspicuous, diverse, widespread and particularly sensitive to environmental changes. The ecological status of wild birds directly reflects the condition of the ecosystem and biodiversity as a whole. Environmental issues that impact wild bird populations often have potential human health implications as well.
 
Whether you are a birder, a photographer or simply want to spend the day outdoors, we invite you to explore the natural history of birds of prey through guided walking tours, personalized environmental education programs and striking free-flight demonstrations.
 
All proceeds from your admission go to support the Avian Conservation Center, a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.