One-hour, in class, presentations
with live birds of prey
We offer the following programs to all age groups.
Our programs follow the Science Content Standards for
California Public Schools.
Hunters of the Sky – Raptor Biology
An introduction to basic raptor biology
and a look into the birds’ lives
with an overview of how they exist
in the environment and why they
are important. After introducing the
basic characteristics that identify a
raptor as a bird of prey, we discuss
migration, adaptation, habitat use,
anatomy and how these birds fit into
the food chain in a predator/prey
relationship. This presentation can
be tailored to all age groups.
California Standards for Science
K.2a,b,c; K.3a,b,c; 1.2a,b,c,d;
2.2a,b,c,d,e; 3.3a,b,c,d; 4.2b,
4.3a,b,c.
Migration
Bird migration is one of the great
mysteries of nature. Discover why
some birds migrate while others
adapt to seasonal changes.
Introduces flyways, wildlife corridors,
and weather patterns such as
thermals and wind currents that
help birds on the wing. California
Standards for K.2a,b,c; K.3a,b,c;
1.2a,b,c,d,e; 1.3b,c; 2.2a,b,c,d,e;
3.3a,b,c,d,e, and 3.4a,e; 4.lf, 4.3a,b;
5.4a.
Food Chain –
Who eats and
who gets eaten?
Makes the food chain come alive
with an introduction to top predators.
Discussion includes the basic
information of the energy needs of
all living life forms and introduces
the concept of producers, consumers
(primary and secondary) and
decomposers. California Standards
for K-4th grades.
Our fee is $125 per one hour presentation.
Maximum 35 participants per presentation. We strive to provide an intimate connection to the natural world through our educational birds. Most presentations are interactive and larger groups do not benefit from this style of program.
A Unique Experience
by special arrangement
A morning in the field with a master
falconer and trained birds of prey.
Minimum 2 people; $100 per person
Our programs follow the Science Content Standards for
California Public Schools.
Hunters of the Sky – Raptor Biology
An introduction to basic raptor biology and a look into the birds’ lives with an overview of how they exist in the environment and why they are important. After introducing the basic characteristics that identify a raptor as a bird of prey, we discuss migration, adaptation, habitat use, anatomy and how these birds fit into the food chain in a predator/prey relationship. This presentation can be tailored to all age groups. California Standards for Science K.2a,b,c; K.3a,b,c; 1.2a,b,c,d; 2.2a,b,c,d,e; 3.3a,b,c,d; 4.2b, 4.3a,b,c.
Migration
Bird migration is one of the great mysteries of nature. Discover why some birds migrate while others adapt to seasonal changes. Introduces flyways, wildlife corridors, and weather patterns such as thermals and wind currents that help birds on the wing. California Standards for K.2a,b,c; K.3a,b,c; 1.2a,b,c,d,e; 1.3b,c; 2.2a,b,c,d,e; 3.3a,b,c,d,e, and 3.4a,e; 4.lf, 4.3a,b; 5.4a.
Food Chain –
Who eats and
who gets eaten?
Makes the food chain come alive with an introduction to top predators. Discussion includes the basic information of the energy needs of all living life forms and introduces the concept of producers, consumers (primary and secondary) and decomposers. California Standards for K-4th grades.
Our fee is $125 per one hour presentation.
Maximum 35 participants per presentation. We strive to provide an intimate connection to the natural world through our educational birds. Most presentations are interactive and larger groups do not benefit from this style of program.
A Unique Experience by special arrangement
A morning in the field with a master falconer and trained birds of prey. Minimum 2 people; $100 per person