Other Ways to Help
There are so many inventive and sustainable ways to save raptors – some at no cost to you! Read below for the ways you can be part of giving an injured raptors “A Second Chance at Freedom.”
Kroger/King Soopers Community Partners
Donate Your Car
Coin Jars – A little change goes a long way!
Pick up a change jar the next time you are at RMRP, or make one yourself! Drop your coins in it at the end of the day, bring it to your classroom for fellow students to add coins, set it on the counter of your business. Eventually the change adds up. Bring the jar back when it is full. This is a fun and easy way to support the raptors, especially for kids!
Baling Twine Recycling
Many birds, especially Osprey, get tangled in bailing twine which they pick up in the fields and then use as nesting material. This is a problem that has a simple fix. Please gather up all bailing twine after use. Colorado has a Twine Recycling Program to take it to. This way it keeps it out of the talons of raptors and prevents potential injury. Go to twinerecycling.com to learn about where you can drop off that twine. Thank you!
Build a Barn Owl Nesting Box
Building and placing successful Barn Owl nest boxes can be complicated. Luckily, others have already done the math! Read the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Barn Owl Box Guide using the button below.