Eagle Valley Raptor Center

Eagle Valley Raptor Center
927 North 343rd Street West
Cheney, Kansas 67025
(316) 540-0003 RaptorCare@aol.com

Tours available by appointment
$5 donation suggested

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Eagle Valley Raptor Center

Eagle Valley Raptor Center near Cheney, Kansas was started in 2003 to promote conservation of birds of prey through public education, and provide shelter and care to injured & orphaned raptors. Raptors are birds of prey such as hawks, falcons, owls, vultures, eagles, ospreys, condors and kites.

The Center and living quarters occupy 10 acres and there are an additional 10 acres of tall grass prairie with a nature trail & small wetlands area. The Eagle Valley Raptor Center is two miles north of US Highway 54, just west of Garden Plain, Kansas. Eagle Valley is a 501.3(c) charity. On average over 100 birds a year receive care for injuries, poisoning or orphaned as babies. Whenever possible, the birds are returned to the wild.

Admission to the Eagle Valley Raptor Center is by appointment for individuals, families, and groups such as schools, scouts, churches or seniors. A visit includes a one hour tour. A $5 donation is suggested.

There is a picnic and teaching pavilion, and catering is available with advance scheduling. The Eagle Valley Raptor Center also offers off site bird of prey programs and a variety of educator resources to prepare for classroom visits.

Cessna was Eagle Valley's newest bald eagle when this photo was taken in 2008. She came from
Juneau, Alaska and has an injury on her left wing that prevents 4 of her main primary feathers from
growing in. The Cessna Aircraft Company helped fly her to Kansas. Cessna and Talon (Eagle Valley's
Golden Eagle) have large enclosures which were built as Eagle Scout Leadership Service Projects.
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Bonnie is a red tailed hawk that was found along Highway 54 near Kingman, Kansas. Eagle Valley
Raptor Center Program Director, Ken Lockwood is working Bonnie in free flight.

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Tundra is a male snowy owl that was captive breed in New York.

These baby vultures came to Eagle Valley Raptor Center from a building that was destroyed by
a tornado in June of 2008.

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