Raptor Eco Trek
June 29th, Sept. 28th, and December 14th
Get ready for a wild adventure like no other! Your journey kicks off with a rare, up-close encounter with the incredible raptor ambassadors of the Orange County Bird of Prey Center—with powerful stories and unforgettable presence.
Then, climb aboard a 4WD vehicle and explore Limestone Canyon, a remote and stunning landscape full of photo-worthy views and chances to spot wild raptors overhead. The grand finale? At the breathtaking Sinks, often called the “Grand Canyon of OC,” one lucky guest will release a rehabilitated bird of prey back into the wild—a once-in-a-lifetime moment you’ll never forget. Adventure. Inspiration. Impact. Don’t miss it.
EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS
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Raptors are groups of wild, carnivorous birds. They prey on other animals--sometimes as small as insects and sometimes as large as deer! Birds of prey have many identifying features and adaptations that fit their behavioral ecology. Binocular vision gives them depth perception during the hunt. Raptors' strong grasping feet with sharp talons allow them to swoop down, grab, and hold onto prey. Their hooked upper beaks tear and kill prey from the ground or trees.
Our education team introduces these birds and these concepts through adaptable and engaging educational programming for school groups, public programs, and media events. Donations for our education and outreach programs directly help the birds in our care, all the while creating an informed and empowered public base to further help protect wildlife and our local environments. If you are interested in booking a program, please contact us using this form. |
