Raptor Rehabilitation, Research, and Community Education

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A baby owl and an adult owl perched together on a pink cloth, both with eyes closed.

Rehabilitation & Release

Our work to rehabilitate sick, injured, and orphaned raptors and return them to the wild in a healthy and fit condition.

Education

Community Education

Engaging the public on all topics relating to bird of prey conservation, ecology, and habitat preservation.

Research

Research and Networking

Increasing the overall knowledge of rehabilitation methods through fieldwork, scientific research, and networking.

North Sky Raptor Sanctuary is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, state and federally licensed bird of prey rehabilitation and community education organization located in Grand Traverse County, Mi.

Red-tailed hawk Vega

Snowy owl

Rescue

Peregrine falcon

Saw-whet owl

Close-up of a young falcon with brown and black feather markings, lying in a white cloth held by a person's gloved hand.

Great horned owl

Peregrine falcon

Baby Barred owl

Sprocket's favorite book "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck

Turkey vulture

Baby Barred owls

Red tailed hawk

Peregrine falcon

A small owl perched on a gloved hand, looking at the camera with one eye closed.

A black and white photo of a hawk perched on a handler’s gloved hand, with owl harnesses and leashes attached.

Close-up of a young bird with fluffy white and gray feathers, gray eyes, and a small black beak, standing on a surface with a yellow cloth and an orange and black patterned fabric in the background.

A detailed photograph of an owl with one eye closed, perched on a ledge indoors.