Cascades Raptor Center in Eugene has introduced two fluffy new faces to its ambassador team: a baby Snowy Owl and a baby ...

The Cascades Raptor Center in Eugene has welcomed two new feathered friends to their ambassador team. One Snowy Owl and one Northern Hawk Owl have joined the flock. The species are uncommon in the ...

What a hoot! Cascades Raptor Center adds a hawk to its Free Flight Program and two baby owls as ambassadors to the nature ...

The Cascades Raptor Center recently acquired two baby owls that are only two months old. The fledglings are so young that they don't have names yet.

The Cascades Raptor Center recently acquired two baby owls that are only two months old. A baby Snowy Owl and baby Northern Hawk Owl will be joining the raptor centers ...

The Cascades Raptor Center has 33 ambassador birds that are permanent residents, and the center welcomes new birds every year. In 2023, Lacy said, the center added five raptors to the collection.

The Cascades Raptor Center has 33 ambassador birds that are permanent residents, and the center welcomes new birds every year. In 2023, Lacy said, the center added five raptors to the collection.

The Cascades Raptor Center’s soft reopening on Feb. 8 sounded like a “welcome home” party for the birds and its generous volunteers. Birds calling, children laughing and CRC workers conversing about ...

With wildfire season well underway, the Cascades Raptor Center near Eugene, Oregon, said it’s prepared in case a blaze ever threatens its facilities. The animal sanctuary is in a forested area ...

Cascades Raptor Center faces over $30,000 worth of damage caused by ice storms. The nonprofit is now asking for community donations to reopen.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — After dealing with serious damages and even temporarily losing one of their owls during the winter storm, the Cascades Raptor Center has set dates for its reopening.

Staff at the Cascades Raptor Center say it’s now closed for repairs, and will remain so until further notice. Several of the CRC’s aviaries were crushed by ice and fallen trees.