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The
Alaska Bald Eagle Festival
Held every November in Haines,
Alaska, the Festival offers photographic and educational activities
second to NONE!
Haines,
Alaska
Haines Convention and Visitor Bureau site. Some
of the largest concentration of Bald Eagles in the World -- 3,000-4,000
-- make their way to Haines each winter to the Chilkat Bald Eagle
Preserve. You have to see it to believe it!
Watchable
Wildlife
The Mission of Watchable Wildlife, Inc. is to
enhance, elevate and promote wildlife viewing and nature appreciation
for the benefit of society, while building community awareness,
understanding and support for the conservation of the wildlife and
habitats upon which these activities depend.
National
Geographic Magazine
Article: "Bald Eagles Come Back from
the Brink"
Sheldon
Museum
The Sheldon Museum and Cultural Center, Inc.,
is a major cultural and historical center for the Chilkat Valley.
Centrally located on Main Street in Haines just above the boat harbor,
it is a “must see” for visitors. The museum offers programs
and special exhibits throughout the year.
Baldeagleinfo.com
An outstanding Bald Eagle Information Site by
Hope Rutledge
Bird
Treatment and Learning Center
Anchorage, Alaska. The Bird Treatment and Learning
Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to rehabilitating
sick, injured or orphaned wild birds and environmental education.
Lamar
Q. Ball Jr. Raptor Center
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia
University
of Minnesota Raptor Center
St. Paul, Minnesota
Cornell
Raptor Program
Cornell University, Ithaca New York
RaptorNet
Seattle, Washington
Juneau
Raptor Center
Volunteers at the Center in Juneau, Alaska work
year-round to rehabilitate injured raptors for release into the
wild.
State
of Alaska
Official web site for the State of Alaska |
