Great horned owls

The mission of the Raptor Chapter is to provide the people of the Midwest with wildlife, environment and natural resource education opportunities and to restore the creatures and habitats of the earth.

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This mission is met through programs with live eagles, hawks, owls and falcons, by rehabilitation of injured raptors, by ecological research, and by habitat improvement efforts.

Our organization impacts society by increasing awareness of how ecosystems work and encouraging people to be caring stewards. People are challenged to accept individual responsibility for conserving the natural resources we all depend upon.

 

| History and Hopes | New Facility |

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Janie Fink	President
David Fink	Vice President
Steve Beck	Treasurer
Ginger Dodd	Secretary
Scott Charters	Indiana DNR Conservation Officer
Roy Coolman	DVM St. Joe Veterinary Hospital
Geoff Gephart	Arts United President
Rob Moreland	Baker and Daniels Partner
Frank Paladino	IPFW Biology Dept. Chair
Chris Schenkel	Schenkel & Sons Construction Co.
ADVISORY BOARD
John Castrale	Indiana DNR Nongame Wildlife Biologist
Pat Redig	Direct. and Founder Gabbert Raptor Center U of MN
Andy Dircksen	DVM Auburn Veterinary Clinic
FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Janie Fink	Raptor Biologist
STAFF
Al Parker	Associate Director/RaptorMeister
Roy Coolman	DVM St. Joe Veterinary Hospital
Betsy Court	Satellite Rehabilitation
Jim and Amanda Koch	Flight Crew Coordinators
Julie McDonald	Program Coordinator
Barbara Sanderlin	Administrative Assistant

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo credits: Argil Shock, Bill Munsie, Greg Parnin
Website design: Lea Ann Gebhard

TO REPORT INJURED BIRDS CALL: 1-888 ON-A-WING (662-9464)
OR PAGER: 219- 427- 4355

THANKS FOR CARING!