Raptor rescue network arises statewide
New Wyoming program uses volunteers to transport injured birds to rehabilitation centers
Teton Raptor Center
Rested and Ready
A bald eagle takes flight after a stay at the Teton Raptor Center.
Rescuing birds from a stinky demise
“You want to reach out and help the bird, but you don’t really want to reach out into that,” said Amy McCarthy, executive director of the Teton Raptor Center.
Goose excluder to aid osprey, power companies
Teton Raptor Center designs nest platform to help reduce power outages and minimize accidental osprey deaths.
Spirited Creatures: The innate presence and power of Rehabilitated Raptors
Owly, Gus and Ruby are resident raptors at the Teton Raptor Center — a rehabilitation, conservation and educational facility in Wilson, Wyoming. Each has a permanent disability which prevents them from being returned to their natural habitat.