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网址:http://www.soarraptors.org/
标题:Raptor rehabilitation, education, and research
关键字:SOAR, Saving Our Avian Resources, raptor rehabilitation, hunting with non-lead
描述:Home. About SOAR; Facility; Patients. Recovery & Release; Support Patient Care; Education. Sponsor A Bird; For Teachers; Bald Eagle DVD; Research. Lead in the Environment
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Raptor rehabilitation, education, and researchHomeAboutFacilitySpecial ProjectsOsprey ReintroductionHunt and Fish Lead-FreeResearch Articles and InformationNon-toxic AlternativesRehab & ReleaseI Found an Injured BirdRehabilitating Birds with Lead ExposurePatientsEducationEducation AmbassadorsEventsLead in the EnvironmentHunt and Fish Lead-FreeResearch Articles and InformationNon-toxic AlternativesProtected PredatorsDid You Know?ResearchEagles and LeadSupportOur Thanks!VolunteeringVolunteers OnlyHomeAbout- Facility- Special Projects- Osprey Reintroduction- Hunt and Fish Lead-Free- Research Articles and Information- Non-toxic AlternativesRehab & Release- I Found an Injured Bird- Rehabilitating Birds with Lead ExposurePatientsEducation- Education Ambassadors- Events- Lead in the Environment- Hunt and Fish Lead-Free- Research Articles and Information- Non-toxic Alternatives- Protected Predators- Did You Know?Research- Eagles and LeadSupport- Our Thanks!- Volunteering- Volunteers OnlyRehabReleaseResearchEducationSaving Our Avian Resources (SOAR) is a 501(c)(3) organization established in 1999 dedicated to saving our avian resources through raptor rehabilitation, education, and research. SOAR maintains all necessary US Fish & Wildlife Service and Iowa DNR permits to provide the rehabilitation and education.Rehab & ReleaseSOAR provides care for well over 300 birds each year that have been injured or orphaned, primarily from western Iowa.Read MoreEducationSOAR provides educational programs with non-releasable birds of prey through out Iowa., based on your educational needs and goals.Read MoreResearchData collected helps with ongoing research to improve rehab techniques, prevent future mortality, and to detect threats to wildlife populations.Read MoreTransport Vehicle NeededBy SOAR7 August 2016NotesSOAR is looking to add another fuel-efficient transport vehicle to our fleet. Every year, we seem to admit even more patients than the year before and while we need an additional vehicle, a new vehicle is simply out of the question. We’re hoping that someone out there has a reliable SUV or extended cab pick-upRead More2016 osprey reintroductionBy SOAR31 July 2016NotesSOAR once again assisted the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Diversity Program in collecting young osprey in northern Minnesota for hacking (a special kind of release) in Iowa. SOAR Education Director, Terrie, and SOAR Intern, Trevor were near Brainerd, MN on 11-12 July working with IDNR and the skilled lineman from Allete / MinnesotaRead MoreBarn Owl Nest Sightings ContinueBy SOAR22 June 2016NotesIn Iowa, the barn owl is a state endangered species due to a lack of habitat for their prey and for nesting. Since 2012, 20 barn owl adults, hatchlings, and eggs have been admitted. Most admits have come from areas of Iowa with more grassland and nesting habitat (southern Iowa and the Loess Hi