An Experience AwaitsTake a walk on the wild side at Carolina Raptor Center's Raptor Trail. Our eagles, vultures, hawks, and falcons are waiting to say hello. Check out our calendar for weekly event schedules.More...
Creating Wonder In Children And AdultsCatch wonder by the tail with our formal and informal education programs. Children 3 to 93 will delight the science and natural history of 38 raptor species and how they have inspired human invention.More...
Conserving Birds One At A TimeStaff and volunteers at this hidden hospital in the woods treats over 900 injured and orphaned birds a year – more than any other US raptor center. Over 70% are released back into the wild!More...
Giving Is As Easy As 1-2-3Press the easy button by giving online, via phone or through traditional mail. Your passion and engagement fuels our mission every day.More...
Flights of the Forest FREE with Regular AdmissionThanks to a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, visitors can enjoy the exiting Flights of the Forest flight show this summer for no extra cost.Reserve your tickets.
Get Nose to Beak in a Raptor EncounterWe've designed these small group encounters for the bird lover in you. Take a walk with a vulture. Have a falcon fly to your glove. Paint with a raven.Get your tickets today.
Support CRC by Sponsoring a Raptor ReleaseIt is nestling season again! A busy time at CRC. You can support us by sponsoring a nestling release this season.Support Nestlings
CRC to raise $1.3M by December 2017The Leon Levine Foundation has challenged CRC to finish raising $3.6 million toward building new Quest Center by December 2017. Are you in?CONTINUE READING
ConservationRead the new Wildlife Blog by Intern Julia NelsonLevine Scholar and UNCC biology student Julia Nelson is writing about all things Carolina Raptor Center this summer on her wildlife blog. Get the first installment and follow her.
NESTLING SEASONWhat do you do when you find a baby raptor on the ground?It's nestling season again, and we've got plenty of baby birds to keep us busy. What should you do if you find a baby bird on the ground?
VolunteerismCRC Announces new Volunteer and Community Engagement CoordinatorEnvironmental Educator and Volunteer Pro Audrey Blackburn joins Carolina Raptor Center. We can't wait to see what she does next!
