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Monday 10am - 4pm Tuesday 10am - 4pm Wednesday 10am - 4pm Thursday 10am - 4pm Friday 10am - 4pm Saturday 10am - 3pm

Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Highway 22 (The Hardeman Barns), Wilson, WY (2026)

Teton Raptor Center is a nonprofit organization of conservation biologists, veterinarians, wildlife rehabilitators and volunteers, working together to help birds of prey and promote environmental health through veterinary care and rehabilitation, educational programs and conservation research. We are located at the historic Hardeman Ranch, a Jackson Hole Land Trust protected property in Wilson, Wyoming. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: https://tetonraptorcenter.org/email-subscription/

06/16/2026

We’re looking for a mission-driven professional with experience in avian husbandry, animal training, and conservation education to join our team!🦅

The Trainer & Educator (T&E) will be responsible for providing care and training to TRC’s twelve avian ambassadors to prepare the birds for onsite and offsite educational programs. Additionally, the T&E will provide training and mentorship to volunteers and interns. The T&E will also serve as a member of the TRC’s education team, delivering both informal and formal programs on-site and off-site.

This position combines strong animal care practices, effective communication skills, and a collaborative mindset to support exceptional welfare for avian ambassadors while creating engaging, conservation-focused experiences that inspire curiosity, deepen connections to wildlife, and encourage stewardship action.

Are you committed to raptor conservation education and behavioral training?
Visit our website for the full job description and details on how to apply!🦅🪶

PC: David Akoubian

06/12/2026

Which GYE Raptor are you?! 🦅✨

From the high-speed chases of May to the silent snowdays of January, our Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem raptors have personalities as big and unique as our birth months.

Drop your birth month in the comments below and tell us if we nailed your feathered alter-ego!⬇️

Want to learn about these magnificent birds up close? Click the link in our bio to find an onsite program or community event and meet our resident avian ambassadors!

From June 8-June 20 we’re honoring our locals (both the birds and the people) by offering discounts on programs, nature shop items, and free raffles! Check out our website for more information on how to get your raptor-fix this month!🪶

PC (left to right): Steve Franklin | Kim Taylor | Bill Harris | Irene Greenberg | Chuck Schneebeck | BS Thompson | Susan Kingwill | Georgia Coleman | Irene Greenberg

05/27/2026

Teton Raptor Center is proud to support the inaugural Teton Valley BioBlitz!
This FREE event features assisted exploration of the natural world by experts in the fields of wildlife biology and ecology. Participants will document their findings in the iNaturalist app. This project will help land and wildlife managers understand the distribution of species throughout Teton Valley and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!
The event features several unique components that you may sign up for:

June 5

-Join bat experts and entomologists at one of two locations to explore the world of bats (8-10PM) and nocturnal insects (9-11PM)

June 6
-Join a birding walk led by an ornithologist at one of five locations across the valley for a dawn chorus exploration from 5:30-7:30am
-Join botanists, entomologists, ornithologists, and other experts at one of five locations across the valley for a survey for all species from 8:30-11:30am
-Attend a conservation fair (and visit TRC's booth!) from 1-4pm with featured guest speakers, short field outings, and prizes for those who participated in the BioBlitz!

05/26/2026

Day in the life of Cache, the American Kestrel!🪶

Cache was hatched in a falconry program in 2023 and then joined our team in 2024. Conservation bred birds have long been helping save critically endangered species by boosting populations and through reintroduction.

American Kestrel populations have declined 40% since the 1970s! Cache is our best educator for the public and agricultural land owners about installing kestrel nest boxes and reducing pesticide usage. Kestrel boxes increase habitat availability to kestrel’s already limited spaces, and pesticides disrupt breeding efforts. Did you know that farmers can save up to $357 for every dollar spent on a nest box (Shave, M., et al 2018)? 🪺These small falcons are natural pest control, and help manage prey and insect populations. You can learn how to make your own nest boxes in the link in our bio or purchase one from our Nature Shop!

When Cache isn’t inspiring audiences, he loves to perch in donated Christmas trees, go for walks, train with staff and volunteers, and enthusiastically rip up his enrichment. This 0.2lb raptor is a testament to being small but mighty! He continually reminds us that being small doesn’t mean being insignificant - and that even one individual can make a massive difference in our world. 🌎🪶

12/31/2024

Meet Pava! Swipe along to learn all about her. Pava is one of TRC’s legacy ambassadors🥇. She’s been helping us teach audiences about the value of slowing down during dawn and dusk and not feeding the roadways to help conserving these species, for the past 3 years! You could get the chance to meet Pava during our Avian Experiences 🎉

Address

5450 W Highway 22 (The Hardeman Barns)
Wilson, WY
83014

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

Website

https://tetonraptorcenter.org/found-injured-bird/, https://tetonraptorcenter.org/programs/

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