Carolina Raptor Center - Help Educate


	Section Links »Bird of the Month »Questions & Answers »Raptor Species »Glossary »Raptor Journeys »Eagle Journeys »Watch Videos »Fun & Games »Owl Box Plans »School Programs »Scholarships »Meet Our Educators »Help Educate »Summer Camp Fun Facts Peregrine falcons have adapted well to urban life and can be found attacking pigeons in large cities all over the United States. Related Events Weathering Program: Red,... 7/4/08 Backyard Tails -- a free... 7/5/08 Weathering Program:... 7/5/08 Behind the Scenes Tour 7/5/08 Behind the Scenes Tour 7/6/08 Weathering Program:... 7/6/08 Meet the Keeper 7/12/08 Backyard Tails -- a free... 7/12/08 Weathering Program:... 7/12/08 Weathering Program:... 7/13/08 Meet the Keeper 7/13/08 Kids for Conservation... 7/14/08 - 7/18/08 Trail Trivia Talk 7/19/08 Backyard Tails -- a free... 7/19/08 Weathering Program:... 7/19/08 Trail Trivia Talk 7/20/08 Weathering Program:... 7/20/08 Kids for Conservation... 7/21/08 - 7/25/08 Weathering Program:... 7/26/08 Backyard Tails -- a free... 7/26/08 Weathering Program:... 7/27/08 Kids for Conservation... 7/28/08 - 8/1/08			Help Educate The success of Carolina Raptor Center's environmental education programs depends heavily on the support of volunteers and donors. Dedicated education volunteers (docents) escort visitors along trails, explaining the mission of Carolina Raptor Center, describing the natural history of different raptor species, and delivering entertaining education presentations on weekends. Raptor ambassadors travel to exhibits and festivals in Wild Wings vans donated by Public Service of North Carolina. Local companies provide food and supplies for on-site festivals like the Halloween Hoot & Howl or Earth Day Festival. Want to help? Attend an upcoming volunteer orientation to become a docent, or donate an item on the education wish list. With your help Carolina Raptor Center's education programs can reach more visitors and have an even greater impact on our community. Education Wish List »Animal skulls (no horns please!) (for raptor enrichment) »Broom heads (with bristles) »Corn husks »Digital cameras »DVD player »Egg cartons »GPS units »Six foot long light weight plastic tables »Plastic Vari-kennels (300P, Intermediate size: 32"L x 22"W x 23"T) »Arts and crafts supplies (colored paper, crayons, markers, colored pencils, scissors, glue, etc.) »Print cartridges for HP InkJet 1100 (Black & White and Color cartridges) »Laminate cartridges for Brother Cool Laminator LX 900 »Large pumpkins, melons and squash (for raptor enrichment) »Old phone books »Pine cones »PVC pipe (1/4" diameter) »Scrub brushes »Clicker counters If you are interested in donating any of the above items, please contact Nicki Dardinger at ndardinger@carolinaraptorcenter.org or 704-875-6521 ext. 110.