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Guidelines from the EAZA

So you have a raptor... now what?

Visit the training page for various resources on making your own falconry equipment for your program raptors. 

Position Statements​ & Articles

Position Statements
Check out the Position Statements page for more information on flying raptors in programs, who should and should not be wearing equipment, and more!. 
Articles
​​Selection Process for Non-Releasable Birds: The First Step in Bird Welfare
Author:  Kit Lacy –Education Director - Cascades Raptor Center​
Thoughts on Ambassador Owls
Author: Steve Martin, CPBT-KA - Natural Encounters, Inc. 

Transport

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Raptor Rigs are a pre-made transport carrier for birds of prey. Transport carrier comes with a built-in perch that is removable, which can be placed on the top of the carrier for the bird to sit outside the carrier on display. 

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Build your own chloroplast transport box. 

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More plans for chloroplast transport boxes with instructions here. 

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  • Home
  • Newsletter
  • Resources
    • Education >
      • Vulture Education
      • Year of the Bird
      • Raptors as Program Animals
    • Events
    • Issues >
      • Microtrash
      • Vulture Crisis >
        • Asian Vulture Crisis
        • African Vulture Crisis
      • Lead Poisoning
      • Rat poison
    • Position Statements
    • Training
    • Enrichment
    • Husbandry >
      • Husbandry Idea Gallery
      • Husbandry Products
      • TAG Manuals
  • raptors
    • Vultures >
      • African Vultures >
        • Cape Vulture SSP
        • Lappet-Faced Vulture SSP
        • Hooded Vulture SSP
        • Ruppell’s Griffon SSP
        • White-Backed Vulture SSP
      • Asian Vultures >
        • Eurasian Black Vulture SSP
      • New World Vultures >
        • Andean Condor SSP
        • California Condor SSP
        • King Vulture SSP
    • Eagles >
      • Steller's Sea Eagle SSP
      • Harpy Eagle (Candidate)
    • Falcons >
      • African Pygmy Falcon SSP
    • Hawks
    • Secretary Bird SSP
    • Owls >
      • Burrowing Owl SSP
      • Eurasian Eagle Owl SSP
      • Snowy Owl SSP
      • Spectacled Owl SSP
      • Verreaux's Eagle Owl SSP
  • Conservation
    • African vulture SAFE program
    • Egyptian Vultures in Oman
    • Bird Window Strikes
  • T-Shirt Store
  • About
    • Contact