SOLD OUT--On Saturday, September 22, the Raptor Education Foundation will present “Hawks”, a new identification class designed to allow participants to easily distinguish a hawk from other birds, and from other kinds of raptors. REF's live raptors will be featured, coupled with the combined skill and experience of Colorado Parks & Wildlife Raptor Monitor Karen […]

  Join us for our annual Fall Open House, and catch up with what's happened over the summer with our raptors.  Come see the color changes in our teenage bald eagle, and meet some brand-new birds! Attendance is free, but you must RSVP so that we know how many are coming, and in case of […]

Once again, we will be joining Colorado Parks & Wildlife Raptor Monitors for their annual meeting. We will have a variety of our live raptors available to help the monitors hone their identification skills, and share any new developments relating to raptor populations in Colorado, any taxonomic changes, and anything else of interest to raptorphiles.

Colorado Park's & Wildlife raptor monitors will be meeting more live raptors during their annual fall meeting.

Don't miss the chance to see some of the best ski racing in the world, and the iconic raptors that have been part of this tradition since 1997.

The International Sportsmen's Expo sets the stage for a wild time at this largest gathering of all things outdoors in the Rocky Mountain region. Don'e miss us, and see if our new snowy owl will be ready for its first large public debut.

Don't miss the chance to celebrate the Grand Opening of Colorado's newest and largest resort and convention center. Colorado's only resident snowy owl will be there as well. If you've ever wanted to meet one of these stunning owls, now is your chance to see one up close and in person!

Our first open house of the season celebrates spring sneaking past winter's recent storms. Come and meet our new snowy owl along with all of the other raptors we care for. This is a free event, but please RSVP so we know how many are coming.

One of our most popular seminars will feature seven owl species with eight different birds. From our new snowy owl, all the way down to our eastern screech owls, you will be intimately immersed into the nocturnal and diurnal worlds of some of nature’s most accomplished predators.