wildlife rescue

In this April 27, 2022 photo a volunteer at the Cascades Raptor Center retrieves a young peregrine falcon from a pet carrier. A Junction City resident brought it in, and early examinations suggested it had mild spinal trauma. It was released into the wild a few weeks later.

Spring brings winged encounters and babes in the wild

Brian Bull

Spring means more Oregonians are out exploring trails and parks, and nature renewing itself through mating and nesting season.

A bald eagle is being fed a small piece of salmon with tongs.

Environment

Astoria wildlife rescue service receives an ‘unusual’ 3 Bald Eagles in span of one week

Joni Auden Land

Two of the birds tested positive for elevated levels of lead, which can be common in eagles. Two died of unrelated illnesses and injuries.

Nature

Raptor Center Planning To Grow

Karen Richards

The Cascades Raptor Center has wanted to grow its south Eugene location for 15 years. With a recent property purchase, the aviary and rescue center is…