Environment Web Directory - Wildlife:Birds:Raptors

Birds of Prey Foundation - Hands-off approach to care of injured and permanent resident raptors. We release over 200 birds back to the wild who will become valuable members of the breeding population.
The California Raptor Center - The California Raptor Center is dedicated to the rehabilitation of injured raptors. Pictures, articles, and links. Works in conjunction with the University of California at Davis.
Cornell Raptor Program Home Page - CRP provides Cornell students with the opportunity to be involved directly with efforts to promote conservation of raptors
Golden Gate Raptor Observatory - 240 volunteers dedicated to tracking and monitoring the autumn flight of birds of prey over the Marin Headlands
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary - First sanctuary devoted to the conservation of birds of prey
Iowa Raptor Foundation - The Iowa Raptor Foundation provides financial and technical assistance to raptor rehabilitation, education, and research.
Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society for birds of prey - O.W.L. specializes in the rehabilitation, care, and release back to the wild of raptors
Raptor Rehabilitation - Rehabilitation of injured birds of prey.
Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky, Inc. - Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky, Inc. is a nonprofit, all volunteer organization dedicated to rehabilitating birds of prey and public education.
Rusty Johnson - Naturalist, wildlife educator, falconer, wildlife consultant (raptors.org)
Southeastern Raptor Rehabilitation Center - The SERRC is a specialized organization which specializes in raptor rehabilitation and is dedicated to concervation of them and their environment.
West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Center - The WVRRC is a non-profit organization that recieves injured raptors and rehabilitates them for release back to the wild.

Santa Barbara

Discover the city of Santa Barbara, California, the birthplace of Earth Day. A 1969 oil platform blowout off the coast of Santa Barbara led to a wave of environmental laws nationwide. That gave impetus to what we consider now the cornerstones to the modern environmental movement. A year later, the first Earth Day was held followed by the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency. A succession of other laws protecting water, marine life and endangered species followed.