The Raptor Program at Montgomery Bell State Park is dedicated to the care, rehabilitation, and education of local birds of prey. This event invites the community to contribute donations that directly support the maintenance of aviaries and the health of resident birds, such as the Barred Owl. By participating, you help ensure these magnificent creatures receive the specialized care they require while fostering a deeper public appreciation for Tennessee's native wildlife and conservation efforts.
What to Expect
An opportunity to learn about local raptors and contribute to their ongoing care and habitat maintenance.
Who Should Attend
- Wildlife enthusiasts
- Local families
- Conservation supporters
- Nature lovers
Agenda Overview
Donation drive and educational awareness session regarding the park's resident birds of prey.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Montgomery Bell State Park · Government
Tennessee State Parks facility dedicated to conservation and recreation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event?
Montgomery Bell State Park, 1020 Jackson Hill Rd, Burns, TN.
Who is the host?
Sara Cook.
How can I donate?
Donations are accepted at the park office or via the official registration link.
What is the program for?
The care and maintenance of resident birds of prey.
Is there an email contact?
Yes, contact [email protected].
Are children welcome?
Yes, it is a family-friendly educational initiative.
Tags
conservation
wildlife
birds
tennessee
charity
nature
Summary
Support the Raptor Program at Montgomery Bell State Park through community donations.
Reference:
reserve.tnstateparks.com
Highlights
- Support bird rehabilitation
- Meet resident raptors
- Learn about conservation
- Direct donation impact
- Community engagement
- Educational outreach
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