The Suzanne and Walter Scott Foundation
Bald Eagle Flight Training Center
From a specially designed viewing corridor, visitors can observe these remarkable birds flying from perch to perch, exercising their wings, and engaging in natural behaviors such as feeding, bathing, and all the meticulous feather maintenance that birds do. These moments provide a compelling window into the rehabilitation process and the resilience of these iconic raptors.
Beyond the main Flight Training Center, recovery continues across a network of specialized enclosures tailored to each stage of healing. Smaller convalescent mews allow birds to move around and stretch their wings before moving on to the Flight Training Center. In addition to bald eagles, hawks, owls, and other raptors utilize a dedicated aerobic flight space, where they develop the stamina and skills essential for survival in their natural habitats.
Witnessing this progression is a powerful reminder of the impact of conservation efforts. Each successful flight represents resilience and recovery, and every visitor plays a role in supporting that mission.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all who contribute to this work. Your support makes each recovery possible and helps ensure that bald eagles and other avian species continue to thrive for generations to come.