July 16 1pm @ Dug Hill Park in West Hurley
Join us at Dug Hill Park in West Hurley on Wednesday, July 16 at 1 pm, and meet the rescued raptors! Learn about their natural history, habitat, unique hunting styles and the story of how they came to be with the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center. Hosted by Hurley Library. Registration is required.
July 19 2:30pm @Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum
There is a special program with Ellen Kalish from Ravensbeard Wildlife Center in the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum pavilion. You'll get up close with amazing birds of prey, learn about their habitats, discover how they help control rodent populations, and hear the incredible stories of how they came to the center. Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet these majestic creatures in person! Registration is required.
July 19 6pm @ Yankee Lake Preservation Association Clubhouse
Live raptors, an educational presentation, and Q&A session with Ellen Kalish, the Director of the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center, will be held Saturday, July 19 at 6 PM in the Yankee Lake Preservation Association (YLPA) Clubhouse. The Ridgetop Lakes Conservancy (RLC) is pleased to sponsor this event at the YLPA Clubhouse and will welcome members of the public as an educational opportunity. There is no charge.
Meet the Team
A few of the habitants at Ravensbeard are birds that cannot be released, they now serve on our educational team. Through customized educational programs, and in person [or Zoom] presentations, meet the raptors. Learn about their natural history, habitat, unique hunting styles and the story of how they came to be with us.
These birds are not pets and are wild in their hearts. Every bird of prey has been vetted to see if they will tolerate education. Some do not.
We treat them with the utmost respect and value the chance to be able to admire them and learn about their natural wonder.
Our global climate is in peril. Learn to live a sustainable lifestyle through the eyes of birds. Each of us can make a difference by choosing a few new lifestyle choices. The ripple effect begins in our backyard.
Call or text for availability and suggested donation. 845.901.0633
Certificate of Insurance on request Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator, Class ll
Special Purpose Education/Exhibit Falconry - General NYSDEC and Federal Permits
