Please print form, fill out and mail to:
EWRC, P.O. Box 75069, Colorado Springs, CO 80970

Educational Programs with Native Colorado Birds of Prey

Program Topics

• What Is Wildlife Rehab?  An introduction to the work we do at EWRC.
• What to do if I Find a Baby Bird or Mammal?   Do you know what to do if the child/pet/car has a wildlife encounter?
• Raptor Adaptations.  What physical characteristics enable birds of prey to be successful in the wild?
• Colorado Owls.  Meet an interesting variety of owls native to our area.
• Creatures of the Night.  Do you know what creatures are lurking about your neighborhood while you’re sleeping?  What are they and why are they beneficial?
• Feathers and Fur.  General discussion of predatory birds and mammals.  Program presented with Indigo Mountain Nature Center, live raptor and live mammal.  Program fees double.
• Balance of Nature (for ages 12 through adult.)  Overview of balance of nature and ecosystem, with Indigo Mountain Nature Center.  Live raptor and live mammal.   Program fees double. 

These programs typically begin with a Power Point presentation.  Please let us know if Power Point is appropriate for your group and if you provide the laptop and projector. 

We are committed to bringing quality educational programs to our communities.  Please let us know if you would like us to build a program around another topic or group; with enough notice, we’d be happy to do so.
  
Programs of 30-45 minutes consisting of 50 or fewer audience members are $75 for approximately 30-45 minutes.  Programs with audiences of greater than 50 participants are $100.  There is an additional $25 fee for programs after 5 p.m. and an additional $25 fee for programs outside of Colorado Springs.  Please write or e-mail us for details on where we are able to conduct programs.  Please remember that audiences must remain seated and quiet or the birds cannot come out.

Remember the EWRC Scholarship Program.  If your organization budget doesn’t accommodate programs, please send us a letter via e-mail or snail mail detailing a range of dates and the type of program you’re interested in, along with your request for the Scholarship Program.

Meet the EWRC Educational Ambassadors:
Hootie, Great Horned Owl.
Handsome, American Kestrel.
Apache, Red-Tailed Hawk.
Nadine, Northern Saw-Whet Owl.
Nate, Red-Tailed Hawk.
Coming soon:  Kickstand the Great-Horned Owl.

Remember, all program requests MUST be made in writing and no program is booked until you have received the Program Confirmation form. 

Although we do our best to bring the bird you request, we make no guarantees, due to time of year and disposition of the birds.