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Direct your donation to our new bird experience area where the community will meet bird ambassadors to learn more about the species and issues affecting them and how we can help.

We just completed a large addition to our Center thanks to the Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. Your dollars at work when you purchase a personalized license plate in WA. These plates help fund projects like this one! Three large 44’ enclosures for recuperating birds of all sizes. They are 12’ wide and have an indoor/outdoor option with a covered eaves area under the barn roof. Many birds pass through our Center, so this addition will help get birds back to the wild for us all to enjoy!

This is the new expansion area where we are going to add the additional mews for education ambassadors and a stage. Learn more about these wonderful birds; many of whom could not go back to the wild, but have instead adapted to life in captivity and trained to be around people.

Over the past 15 years we have done hundreds of outreach programs and have visited thousands of people of all ages! Many of our programs have been all over the Olympic peninsula, out to the Seattle area and beyond. Our ambassadors are raptors that have been trained to sit on a glove and visit kids in schools and adults at events, retirement homes, and community centers. Now we want to invite you to visit here and meet our surrogate barn owls who raise babies every spring, our ferruginous hawk (pictured below) who is an endangered species here in Washington state, and many more.

​Build a Mew

When we construct housing for wild birds we take into consideration their special needs!
​(Feather protection, sunlight, ventilation, safety, security, and habitat, with places to hide.)

When the community helps, wonderful things happen!
Make a donation in your name or make it a gift for your favorite bird lover. This is a gift that will be around for a long time and will serve our conservation efforts. 
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