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Ravenhill Raptor Recovery

Ravenhill Raptor Recovery is dedicated to raising awareness within the community about native wildlife issues, and regularly gives talks to community groups, service organisations and school children, as well as conducting a variety of training sessions. They receive nearly 2000 calls for help annually.

They operate an education and rescue centre near Devonport which gives priority to birds of prey (Eagles, Falcons, Hawks and Owls), Quolls, Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Barred Bandicoots and snakes.

Rescuing and caring for injured native animals is something you can do from home! It’s a great option for people who live in remote areas. Get in touch to receive training before attempting to care for animals, to protect both you and the animals.

They rely on donations, sponsorship and fundraising to assist their activities, which include providing a rescue phone service, milk formulae and equipment, building rehabilitation pens and boxes, developing educational displays, a varied program of interesting centre based activities and more.

Get in touch today to find out more!

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Ph. 0409 978 064

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