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Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program!
RMRP rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured birds of prey, including Eagles, Owls, Hawks and Falcons; and through its comprehensive Environmental Education program, teaches the importance of preserving wildlife and wild places for future generations.
The Raptor Program works closely with the veterinarians at Colorado State University’s Veterinary Medical Center, and has consulted with them on nearly 5,000 raptor cases since the program started as a student club in 1979.
RMRP averages about one admission and several injured raptor calls each day, and more than 70% of treatable raptors are released for A Second Chance At Freedom. Several days each week we provide education programs somewhere in the region.
As a nonprofit organization, we can only exist with the generosity of people who believe in our cause.
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The Rocky Mountain Raptor Program encourages stewardship of heritage resources through excellence in raptor rehabilitation, education and research. |
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RMRP’s staff, board and volunteers have adopted a set of values that aid the organization in making decisions, setting new objectives and investing resources.
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In early 2007, RMRP moved to a new, but temporary 8,000-square foot facility in north Fort Collins, a former woodworking shop and bottling plant. This building is adjacent to the 27-acre open space that was purchased in 2005. |
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The Rocky Mountain Raptor Program is a raptor hospital and medical care facility, admitting injured and sick raptors, i.e. eagles, owls, hawks, and falcons, with the goal of releasing them for A Second Chance At Freedom.
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The Rocky Mountain Raptor Program started in 1979 as a student club rehabilitating a few injured raptors each year.
From the first hawk cared for that year, more than 3,500 raptors have followed. The annual caseload grew year after year, and RMRP’s Executive Director Judy Scherpelz was hired in 1987.
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Rocky Mountain Raptor Program currently operates at two facilities. The main raptor rehabilitation center and hospital is located at 720B East Vine Drive in Fort Collins Colorado. Although this facility is not open to the public, tours are available for a small fee.
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