Raptor Encounters in Wyoming with Teton Raptor Center

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

Suitable for all ages and fitness levels; requires only standing and light walking.

Overview

Meet live raptors and uncover the secrets of Wyoming’s skies with Teton Raptor Center’s immersive one-hour program. Learn about nearly 30 species in the heart of Wyoming’s diverse habitats.

$25.00

Wilson, Wyoming

Raptors of Wyoming: Habitats and Homes

All Ages! • 1 hour

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Date

Thu, Oct 30

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About This Adventure

Experience an inspiring hour with live raptor ambassadors as you explore Wyoming's diverse habitats. Discover the fascinating stories of nearly 30 raptor species, deepening your appreciation for the stunning landscapes they inhabit. This unique program promises to be both educational and memorable, connecting you with nature like never before.

About

Join us for an inspiring 1- hour program featuring three to four live raptor ambassadors. Together, we’ll journey through Wyoming’s diverse habitats and uncover the stories of nearly 30 raptor species, offering a deeper appreciation for the landscapes they call home.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early to Secure a Good Spot

Programs often fill quickly; arriving 10-15 minutes before start time ensures you won’t miss any of the live demonstrations.

Dress in Layers for Changing Conditions

Wilson’s weather can shift rapidly; wear comfortable layers to stay warm or cool during the outdoor portions of the program.

Keep Noise to a Minimum

Raptors are sensitive to loud sounds; maintain a calm, quiet presence to avoid disturbing the birds and enhance your viewing experience.

Use Binoculars if You Have Them

While the live birds are close, binoculars help you spot wild raptors soaring in distant habitats during the field segments.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Golden Eagle
Great Horned Owl

History

Wyoming’s raptor populations have long been culturally significant to Native tribes and early settlers who relied on these birds as environmental indicators.

Conservation

The Teton Raptor Center rehabilitates injured birds and educates the public to foster coexistence and habitat preservation in this ecologically sensitive region.