If you live near an open area with low vegetation and plenty of small rodents and insects, The Peregrine Fund encourages you to consider building a nesting box for American Kestrels. Not only will you have the opportunity to watch these beautiful birds of prey raise a family; you will also get to contribute to one of our research projects: The American Kestrel Partnership.

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Arctic breeding raptors generally don't immediately come to mind when we think about the effects of climate change on wildlife, and peregrines would not be among the first species considered when we contemplate the impacts of warmer and potentially longer Arctic summers.

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As the final week before Christmas wears down, are you still having trouble deciding what to buy for that hard-to-buy-for nature enthusiast, devoted grandparent, or active member of the Treasure Valley community? Consider purchasing them a gift membership to The Peregrine Fund’s World Center for Birds of Prey! As a member of the Peregrine Fund, your friend or family member will enjoy a year of free admission to the World Center for Birds of Prey, a free 2012 calendar featuring beautiful raptor photographs, 10% off of purchases at the gift shop or online store, and invitations to special events.

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A pair and an offspring of the mighty Philippine Eagle Pithecophaga jefferyi, one of the world’s rarest and most endangered “birds-of-prey”, were confirmed by a composite team of investigators from the Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF), DENR, and the San Roque Power Corporation Foundation during a 2-week expedition that began November 6, 2011 at Calanasan Town in Apayao Province.

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The ear-piercing call of the African Fish Eagle shatters the dawn silence

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