We are offering school field trips and programs. As well as workshops for rangers, park officers, nuisance wildlife handlers, and any one who works out side and likely to encounter an ill or injured bird of prey. Our second local venue that is ideal for school programs in Florida is at Hearthstone Gardens. A lovely wooded native plant gardens. Includes walking trails, a screened building, a 'classroom' facility and of course restroom facilites. www.hearthstonegardens.org.
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The only falconry instruction school in beautiful North Florida. Taught by a falconer with over 35 years experience.
