Join us at Flying Free: A Fundraising Event to Give Birds a Second Chance at Life in the Wild
Thursday, July 9, 6:00 - 8:30 PM at Bird TLC
bird treatment and learning center
Caring and advocating for alaska’s wild birds through rehabilitation, Education, and outreach to ensure they remain a vital part of Alaska’s iconic landscapes.
If you’ve found a bird that may be injured, ill, or orphaned, we can help!
Our Impact
Rescue and Rehabilitation
Juvenile Northern Saw-whet owl
Avian Teen Crew members make good use of dandelions as enrichment for the Ambassador Birds.
We’ve admitted over 150 patients to the rehabilitation clinic so far this year, most of whom are orphaned seabirds.
A few of the other patients currently in our care include:
An adult Bald Eagle, who fractured her ulna during an aerial fight with another eagle that ended when she slammed into a tree.
An adorable juvenile Northern Saw-whet owl, found on the walking trail behind South Anchorage High School.
An adult Northern Saw-whet Owl (also adorable!) who was found in the road in Seward and driven to Anchorage by his rescuers—thank you!
Education and Outreach
Our Education team has been busy with on-site Ambassador Bird programs, off-site programs at the Alaska Public Lands Information Center and public libraries, outreach events, summer camps, and Avian Teen Crew!