WVRRC
Mission Our
mission is to rehabilitate and release raptors while inspiring environmental
understanding through education for the benefit of all living things.
To do this, we need your help. More...
Upcoming Events Find out where WVRRC will be next raising funds for and awareness of our special cause. More..
Rehabilitation Why
are we needed? Most injuries to raptors result from collisions with cars
or buildings, entanglement in fences, illegal trapping, gunshot wounds
and exposure to poison or pesticides. (Click here
to learn what to do if you find an injured raptor.) Strict federal
laws carry stiff penalties to protect birds of prey and all migratory
birds from intentional harm by humans. More... Education The WVRRC's
dual mission also involves continuing environmental education programs
for the general public. Programming is available for all ages and any
group, organization, or school. Check out the biographies of our education
birds and other educational resources. More...
News Communicating
with our supporters is important to the continued success of the WVRRC.
Find special announcements, other news releases, and links
to related web sites.
More...
Photo Gallery Check
out photos of wild raptor releases, rehabilitation birds, our annual pow
wow, volunteers at the barn, education programs and More...
WVRRC
Merchandise
Clothing, stickers, mugs, magnets, bags, and More...
Proceeds benefit the birds!
"Otus" the Eastern Screech-Owl is one of our non-releaseable raptors. For information on scheduling an educational program, click here.
Contact
us: E-mail: raptor@wvrrc.org
Phone: 304-366-2867
In WV: 800-540-6390
Fax: 304-592-1482
PO Box 333
Morgantown, WV 26507
Upcoming Events