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Australian Raptor Care and Conservation

Australian Raptor Care and Conservation is a non-government, not-for-profit, totally volunteer community-based organisation based in the Southern Highlands of NSW.

Their primary aim is to have a positive impact on raptor rehabilitation and release techniques utilised by wildlife carers. Their ultimate aim is to maximise survival rates post release.

Through collaborative engagement with raptor rehabilitators we aim to demonstrate and develop best care practices and how flying strength and endurance can be regained in a facility such as theirs.

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