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A second chance to fly: The fight for raptor rehabilitation, conservation
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A second chance to fly: The fight for raptor rehabilitation, conservation
By Juliana Calcao What was once a raptor’s feeding grounds or its sleeping quarters is now a human’s backyard. Suddenly, the winged animal is no longer a welcome visitor but an intruder. A scenario that speaks to a modern issue: humans encroaching on wild animals’ habitats. Located in Hampton Bays, in Suffolk County, the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center rehabilitates wild animals impacted by habitat encroachment. Creatures that cannot b…
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