The little owl carries a BIG new name! You have voted, and he is named for Jim Doolittle, WWII pilot and hero. Doolittle was the leader of Doolittle’s Raiders. If you are unfamiliar with this slice of American history, it is a fabulous story of courage. And we raised more than $750 towards this little fella’s food! Thank you to everyone who contributed.
Our mission is to conserve and protect native birds of prey and their natural habitats through education, rehabilitation, and research.
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About Black Hills Raptor Center
Who We Are:
The Black Hills Raptor Center is an all volunteer group, managed by an 8 person board of directors. We are a not-for-profit organization with a 501 (c) 3 status from the Internal Revenue Service…
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Black Hills Raptor Center is to conserve and protect native birds of prey and their natural habitats through education, rehabilitation, and research.
What We Do:
The Black Hills Raptor Center provides 125-150 educational programs annually using live raptors. We present in classrooms, at youth programs, in the community, and for special events…
We Have the Power to Impact Our Future,
and We’re Doing Something About It
Building a Dream
The idea of developing BHRC (Black Hills Raptor Center) began on September 2010. That is when John Halverson and Maggie Engler set about the task of reducing “nature deficit disorder” in their corner of the world…
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Black Hills Raptor Center relies on contributions from donors to continue our work. Be part of the solution to nature deficit disorder in this region. Donate today!
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