Education Opportunities
Raptor Conservation
Weekly free-flight demonstrations—
Experience free-flying raptors in action while
Program
learning about their natural history and
conservation.
Community education outreach—
Encounter raptors up close and personal in your
classroom or our education center! We offer
off-site educational programs featuring hands-on
learning, bringing conservation education to you.
Birthdays—Celebrate your birthday with
wildlife! We host birthday parties for up to ten
children.
311 NW Lewisburg Ave
Corvallis, OR 97330
Tours—Explore the Raptor Conservation
(541)745-5324
Program with an intimate, behind-the-scenes
tour with our wildlife educators.
Visit our website:
www.chintiminiwildlife.org
To schedule a program or tour, call (541)745-5324
(Please give two weeks advance notice)
Schedule of Events
What is the RCP?
Adopt a Raptor
The Raptor Conservation Program cares for
The Raptor Conservation Program is part of
Beginning in May and running through September,
over a dozen raptors, including two Bald Eagles,
Chintimini
the RCP will host weekly events at Chintimini’s
which can each eat over $1,500 worth of food in
education center.
a year. Adopting an animal is easy and makes
Wildlife
Center’s
continuing
mission to foster a connection between
people and nature through education. By
the perfect gift for any wildlife advocate.
presenting raptors in a conservation setting
Enthusiast Club, $50:
and sharing the stories of their natural history,
we bring nature close to the community.
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Includes Adoption Certificate
Through our weekly free-flight demonstration,
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Your name included in our history of
adopted ambassadors display
visitors will see raptors displaying the traits
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that make them masterful aerial hunters. With
educational
programs
designed
for
ing facts about the species you have
all
adopted
audiences, the Raptor Conservation Program
seeks to inspire people of all ages to
appreciate our role in conservation.
An all-about-your-species guide provid-
All-ages events:
Naturalist Club, $100:
May 2:
First public launch—a first look at the RCP
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Enthusiast club plus:
May 9:
Falcons and Hawks
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Photo of the ambassador you support,
perfect for framing
May 16: Vultures and Owls
May 23: Toxins and lead in the ecosystem
Conservationist Club, $250:
May 30: Habitat loss and climate change
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Enthusiast and Naturalist clubs plus:
June 6:
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A one-on-one private tour with your
Conservation—what works and what
doesn’t
June 13: Raptor roles in nature
June 20: Evolution of flight
Photos courtesy of Dillon Powers
Please visit our website for further program details:
www.chintiminiwildlife.org/raptors
adopted ambassador