Alaska Raptor Center

Wildlife Preserves & Refuges

Alaska Raptor Center


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The Alaska Raptor Center was established in 1980 in the backyard of two concerned Sitkans, starting with one injured bald eagle. The effort grew, and volunteers treated eagles at their homes until 1983, when they moved to a small shed on the campus of Sheldon Jackson College. In 1991 the Center moved to its present location on 17 acres bordered by the Indian River. There are over 20 birds currently in the center, including bald and golden eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls.

Facilities: Restrooms are provided.

Reservations: Unknown

Best Time To Visit: The Alaska Raptor Center is open for tours May through September, Sunday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Fees: An admission fee is charged.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Unknown

Directions: The Alaska Raptor Center is located on 17 acres in Sitka, Alaska. Situated on the outside of Alaska's Inside Passage, Sitka is a seaside town rich with history and beauty. Like most Southeast Alaska communities, Sitka is accessible only by air and by sea.

Address

Alaska Raptor Center

1000 Raptor Way

P.O. Box 2984

Sitka, Alaska 99835

Phone
Toll Free:1(800) 643-9425

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